Of course they didn't know the future, but that is something nobody can do.

They can only make a best educated guess.

Depending on what they know.

Avoiding foreign entanglement: failed
Avoiding partisanship and parties: failed

Avoiding debt: failed

Policies changed as times changes... they couldn't predict it.

Hell they couldn't predict that United States would become this powerful.

To them at the time, they figured United States would be a small nation that is a free nation.

they could predict tumblr would go to shit

And what they were trying to do has never been done before.

They knew of the problems, they tried to do something about them. They are not perfect.

No human is perfect.

But damn, they came close with the constitution.

Oh by the way... the founding fathers set it up in a way that the citizens DO have the right to revolt against their government if they see fit.

"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots & tyrants."

Tyrants as government and Patriots as the citizens.

Of course we must be reserved in our judgment of when to and when not to revolt

Else we have anarchism essentially

That is true too.

But most people been trying to state the citizens do not have the right to revolt.

I am like... that is bullshit, they do have the right to dispose of tyrants and dictators if they see fit.

I feel like the most concerning development in the recent history is that Americans seem to be forgetting that our rights are inherent

www.dichotomytests.com very interesting test.

guys they weren't kidding

Many of us believe that we can only have our rights as graced by the government, not that they are inherent and should be protected by government

True Emperor.

I agree with you on that.

@>_ we have to adapt

@Dvir holy moly that’s very religious

CLEAVE UNTO YHWH

DEUS VULT

Expel the Saracen from Jerusalem AND Constantinople

If you are going to take Konstantinopolis might as well go for Antioch too while you are at it.

If we’re going to take Antioch we might as well restore the Eastern Roman Empire

Egypt has a 30% Coptic Orthodox population in need of liberating too.

Alexandria, it has been awhile.

Last time I heard the Coptic population was 10%

Unless the source I heard that from was lying to me which could very well be possible

Might be right, my statistics could be old

I imagine migration for them has been fierce