Re: church/state seperation

"dpr" <&^%@&^%.com> wrote

> But below is what you cannot refute, and it states very clearly
> that it is our duty to abolish our government when it no longer
> has our interests in mind.

The first blatantly obvious fact that you're ignoring is that
the Declaration of Independence came more than a decade
before our constitutional government, and they did some
thinking during those years.

Seriously.

The second blatantly obvious fact that you're ignoring is that,
had the English crown granted the rights in our constitution,
there wouldn't have been a revolution. The crown simply did
not offer any alternatives to a revolution.

The third blatantly obvious fact that you're ignoring is the
constitution itself. It does provide an alternative.

The fourth blatantly obvious fact that you're ignoring is the words
of the "founding fathers" themselves. Take George Washington,
for example, who addressed your brand of corruption in his
farewell address. It's a bit lengthy, and no doubt will prove to be
too much for one so intellectually challenged as yourself:

 http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/washing.htm