by Inspector Javert on January 27th, 2007

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What do you think America's Founding Fathers would think of their country now?

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  • by JTP on December 16th, 2007

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    The founding fathers would be sickened by what we have allowed our country to become.

    They never envisioned a land where people pay half their income to the government, where the federal government controls everything so strictly that we seem like a virtual Great Britian in the 1700's! We have become the very thing we fought to liberate ourselves from. And the founding fathers NEVER envisioned a land where someone can get more time in jail for selling a bit of pot than a rapist.

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  • by Vampyre Bat on December 16th, 2007

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    They would get sick to their stomach and organize another revolution. No one would believe them if they tried to actually explain what they meant by the Declaration and Constitution.

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  • by Positively Negative on December 16th, 2007

    Positively Negative

    I think they would have pretty much the same to say about it as many people I know:

    "Our sons fought for this?!? When I died I died for this?!? Are you kidding me? What are you fighting for? What is your reasoning? Does independance and equality mean nothing to you people? Sacrifice and hardship has taught you nothing. The "America" I know now is nothing but a group of spoiled, godforsaken children who are mad because they can't have their way"

    This is what our founding fathers would have to say.

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  • by Will on December 16th, 2007

    Will

    I'm sure they would be calling for a revolution.

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  • by ...trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. on December 7th, 2007

    ...trust in the Lord Jesus Christ.

    Although it hurts me to say this, because I love my country, I love America and I thank God that I live in the United States of America, but I honestly think that our founding fathers would be sick and saddened at what America has become today.

    -In Jesus' Name.
    Thank you and may God bless you! :D

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  • by jin jang on December 7th, 2007

    jin jang

    I think they would be turning in their graves,and did not envision this as what they had hoped and planned for.

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  • by FineBalance . on January 27th, 2007

    FineBalance .

    US has come a long way in terms of Human rights, labour rights, technology, Research and development and standard amd quality of living of an average Americans. They will be proud to see that, however, the immense gap in have and have nots, the poverty, and the "Do what I say, not what I do" ideology will certain hurt them to see US did not follow their ideology and legacy they left behind.

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