Indians Listen to The Declaration of Independence for the FIRST TIME (EMOTIONAL)
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For alot of Americans this document is almost a religious Document. It hard for me to hear this without tears.
I too cried for most of this reading. Same for the Gettysburg Address reaction video in another channel.
Because "alot [sic] of Americans" are IGNORANT of its FULL content and context. See the film "1776" about the making of the "Declaration of Independence," in which you'll find that the "Conservatives" were OPPOSED to independence -- until they managed to get independence WITH SLAVERY.
I heard the life liberty and pursuit of happiness and I’m crying right now . God bless this country god bless America and long live liberty
@@koungpou3795 You omit the word "unalienable" -- which means, "Can't be taken away. IN REALITY, at the very same time, the very same people IMPRISONED people -- which takes LIBERTY away, and EXECUTED people, which takes LIFE away.
Those who are feeding you this stuff -- the "Declaration of Independence" was a PROPAGANDA document, and it applied ONLY TO ENGLAND -- view you as inferior.
Agree!
In 1,337 words, Thomas Jefferson changed history.
Actually it was John Adams, who was more responsible for those beautiful words. They chose Jefferson because he had better hand writing.
@@gulshinderbhuller6175 There was input from a number of people, but Jefferson is recognized as the principal author.
@@DanielFrost21 He did punch up xD
His rough draft was WAY better.
@@thegrandlevel313and included language that would’ve seen African slaves freed and slavery outlawed.
Within this document..., this declaration..., we are kindred brothers with the people of India. Much love from the USA.
Hogwash. Have you actually READ the ENTIRE document?
First of all, it has never been LAW. Second, it applied EXCLUSIVELY to ENGLAND. Third, after its immediate purpose the Founders themselves dropped it and moved on.
READ it: it DOES NOT include the word "revolution". And it DOES include GRIEVANCES against ENGLAND that are OPPOSITE the false ASSUMPTIONS about the document made by those who HAVE NOT READ IT, these two being directly on point:
"He [King George III] has kept among us, in Times of Peace, Standing Armies, without the consent of our Legislatures."
"Legislatures" MAKE LAWS; LAWS REGULATE. The military -- which consisted ONLY of the WELL-REGULATED Militia until the forming of the Continental Army by the legislature known as CONGRESS -- is REGULATED AND CONTROLLED UNDER the rule of law.
"He [King George III] has affected to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil Power."
The "Civil Power" is the CIVILIAN GOV'T -- as in, CIVILIAN rule of the military. There is NO LEGITIMATE military force OUTSIDE the rule of law.
The Founders "attacked" and "overthrew" exactly this many gov'ts:
ZERO.
I've studied the history of India so I know you must see some parallels to the grievances listed. I love your reaction videos.
Yes. The US and India have much in common.
That was written for you as well. Yes, it is an American historical document but it is also the foundation of all liberty as we know it around the world. As an American Veteran, I offer my love and support for all peoples freedom around the world. No matter where you are from or have been, we accept you and love you. One day, we will all stand side by side and remember these words with a humble heart.
Liberty existed well before America, around the world. America did not come up with anything new, in fact the forefathers drew heavily from the Magna Carta (1215 a.d.), the English Bill of Rights (1689 a.d.), as well as adopting French ideas that were coming to the forefront in the 1760/70's.
It is nothing of the kind. It applied exclusively to ENGLAND, and after its immediate usefulness the Founders dropped it an moved on.
Exactly as they did with Tom Paine: he was a useful PROPAGANDIST; but after he had stirred up the rabble, and they were used at that phase of the so-called "revolution," and it was time to reestablish stability, he was DISCARDED.
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Of course liberty existed before this document. Duh.
This document moved the cause of freedom forwards into something that had not been attempted in such a way. There have been numerous ideas of liberty throughout history, some similar to ours and others foreign. Hence why he said as we know it.
There is nothing wrong with drawing from different sources to develop a system. It should be expected.
The Bill of Rights from the Constitution is a beautifully written document as well.
Only if you find a bunch of legalese to be beautiful.
"In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law"
"No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation."
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@I am me • 25y ago
Declaration of Independence is well written. It was a declaration of rebellion against King George III and Parliament not a legal document. US Constitution is a legal document and it reads like it after the Preamble.
@I am me • 25y ago
The two examples I provided above are from the Bill of Rights. Yuck.
@I am me • 25y ago
Why are you so mad? US Constitution is a great functioning document that serves its purpose of defining the role and functions of the US government. It is not the beautifully written piece of literature you think it is, that's not its purpose.
The most beautiful part is, "All men are created equal."
It is beautiful, but not at the time of the writing of the document.
But even after that slavery continued.
@@shravan5376 Yes? I know. What is your point ?
@@shawnanderson6313 that not all men were created equal, duh
@@shravan5376You need to learn history and read the federalist papers
This was an incredible document, and it is the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution which needs to be taught more often in our schools, and practiced in our political offices, and courts
It's too bad that the Democrats are trying to tear up this document and take control of the Government!
Sorry the reply is blocked from my view
how do you intend to practice the declaration? all it was was a statement of our intention to separate from the british crown. there's no policy in there.
@@Vote_Blue Here is an excerpt, this is what needs to be practiced by our government.
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. "
In affect our government should be serving the citizens of the US and not lobbies. It should provide us with an ample return for the investment of taxes in security, wealth, and health. Sending jobs overseas, allowing foreign governments to buy up billions in our property, diverting our Alaskan oil and gas to foreign governments to make a profit (which raises our energy costs) needs to stop.
vote blue. save America. republicans are trying to turn it into a oligarchical theocracy.
Because of this document and the freedom it brought, I consider America to be the most important nation for these last 240 years. What they created was unique to history to that point, it was unheard of. A new thing occurred and it set the example for dozens of other nations to do the same: self governance!
Yes. People forget the the founding fathers were wild progressives and the conservatives of that era all wanted to remain a British colony.
Thank you for honoring our country by closely listening and commenting on the Declaration of Independence. Some of our most famous founding citizens wrote and edited this document, and even we Americans don't read it or hear it in full very often. I also think it's instructive for Americans to hear about the other colonies' struggles for independence -- not only India but Ireland, Kenya and others, as well. We sometimes think we were the only country that broke completely from Britain or who had to fight for our independence. So we can recognize each other's battles and sacrifices for independence and self-determination. India is our great-grandfather in culture and history, and our little brother in democracy.
Nicely stated JA.
Boy, Britain had been around! They sure loved to conquer other countries. Love it when they tell Americans how we should live and how bad America is. They should try learning about their own empirical history and stfu.
When will you ACTUALLY READ the document -- which applied EXCLUSIVELY to ENGLAND: the authors of it WERE NOT declaring independence from themselves -- from the colony gov'ts which they all along controlled. They WERE NOT declaring "independence" from the RULE OF LAW.
The thing is that the Americans wanted to remain British. The British pushed us in a different direction, and we Americans humiliated the British, the most powerful empire on Earth for their insults and their indignations against us.
We're still a proud people.
Exactly parallel with what is going on now. We are One Nation Under God. ❤ 🇺🇸
Thomas Jefferson was a Brilliant man,his hand must have been directed by a higher force..
The British of the past were ravenous 🐺 wolves.
India suffered a LOT!
As an American Irish I can identify.
Yes, it was hard fought and still needs to be fought for. Don't ever think it couldn't be gone in an instant.
I personally think that people now days focus on the fact that the document was written by slave owners. It was, but I see it as a road map to a more perfect union. Were we should strive to avoid tyranny and oppression. And that every person is born with certain rights. I joined the Military, not just to defend those rights but in hopes that we continue to fight to achieve and perfect the words written in this document. I hope upon hopes that someday together we can achieve the goals set forth by this Declaration of Independence.
Very well articulated , both of you ! Welcome to the actual 25% that do understand the Declaration of Independence here in the U.S.
Most of those who made and signed the Constitution were in their 20's and early 30's.
It's amazing that they were so wise and courageous at those ages.
And most were indeed financially ruined by their monetary support for the States during the Revolutionary War.
You entered college at age 16. At 17 A. Hamilton was considered one year behind. He taught himself by reading discarded British military manuals the principles of artillery science. He served as a battery officer at age 21. Young people in those days had a sense of self initiative something that is increasingly lacking with every wave of modern Americans. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll get back to my XBOX.
We truly do have so much in common in India and America. May we all be blessed.
I think you may also be looking for, The Constitution of the United States of America, and or the Bill of Rights...
It was a not as simple as just throwing the British out....
It was VERY much a struggle in the U.S as well..
Many years of brutal, bloody, war and great suffering with many, many lives lost. The declaration 📜 was simply the start of said struggle. The fist step if you will, in eventually gaining freedom for the American people..
Early American history had a LOT in common with Indian history. We were both colonized by, oppressed, and gained independence from Britain. But we both also inherited institutions from Britain which we both shaped into democracy. And we both shaped our modern world within those same value constraints and respect for our fellow man, which has bound us to the ideas of liberty.
Thank you for this, I too have never heard the speech - it was so interesting, as a Brit we have huge gaps in our education - you tube is helping us fill them. I am so sorry for the harm our country did in my ancestors name.
You need not apologize for the actions of Kings and Parliament long dead. I’m American. My grandparents all immigrated from Ireland in the 1920s….when Ireland had just fought for her freedom from GB, and was still economically impoverished as a result of the Great Hunger.
Anger is useless. Gratitude for my country and pride in my heritage are essential to me. I served in the USAF , because words are only words. 🇺🇸🦅🇮🇪🇬🇧
My most recent non-American ancestors came from England & France in the mid- to late 1800s. And some of my American ancestors were in the Revolutionary War & Civil War. Daniel Boone was an ancestor of mine.
Anger toward modern-day descendents of past crimes is pointless. We are called to be better humans, with the hindsight of history on our side.
As a US Marine Corps vet, I salute all peoples in brotherhood in the suffering & fight against tyranny wherever it may reach.
This is the Spirit of America, as Thomas Paine spoke about. The vision is for all good people & nations. The light has been lit upon the Mountaintop, & the cry for freedom in the hearts, minds, and souls of the people of Earth is sounded into the depths of the earth.
When both the high & the low meet, no one can deny its holy power, and the world changes.
God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️
You are now more educated than our young generation
Imagine every Indian armed to defend their freedom. The right to own and bear arms. Their right to freedom. What governing power dares oppose them? Or try to control them. Think of that. That is who we are. God bless ❤
People create governments.
Governments don’t create people.
People should always have the power.
Daniel Boone is an ancestor of mine, and it's utterly impossible to read or listen to the Declaration of Independence without tears and feeling the impact of their words & sacred intentions as if spoken by the Almighty through their voices. 🙏🇺🇲🧨🎆❤
You two are more American than some Americas!
It is said that the Declaration of Independence was the most poetic way to tell someone to go fuck themselves ever written.
I know the preamble by heart. I’m 56 and was in the Marines, we had to know history.
Man! As an American, I've never heard of the Declaration of Independence in it's entirety. We were really pissed off at King George III.
Of course, that's why our words are even spelled differently. No one wants to be told what to do without someone saying hey we have a say in that.
This another one they made us older folks memorize when we were children in school. I suspect students no longer have to do this, and it's their loss.
Freedom is only one Generation away from extinction. Ronald Reagan. The lack of American history being taught in all grades of school is a deliberate act.
No we still do at least at the school I went to idk about other schools
I never learned it at the schools I went to. I graduated in 2010.
We learned about the Declaration of Independence, but we never actually read it, that I can recall.
We read it and talked about what it meant. Many people had older brothers and uncles who had gone to Vietnam and talked about sacrifices they made, sometimes their very young lives. Grad 1980
American here. one thing i recommend you do is look into Theodore Roosevelt. not only one of the US 'most favorite presidents but an undeniable bad ass. went on expeditions around the world, fighter, war hero, honorable to his principals, lead by example. a kid he was, as he described himself " sickly, delicate boy" growing up to having a fist fight with a gunman and held a 90 minute speech after getting shot. when he died, in his sleep, the acting vice president said "death had to take him sleeping, if he was awake there would have been a fight"
Now they know why we will defend and protect all the people of the USA 🇺🇸 with our last breath.
By signing the Declaration of Independence our Founding Father's basically thumbed their noses at the at their time a super power and were saying we willing to hang together because if we don't we will certainly hang separately. !!!!"UP THE REBELS"!!!!
Now you understand why Americans Love our brothers and Sisters from India and do not turn away from them Because YOU UNDERSTAND You went through the same type of Bigotry from Great Britain.
It was unprecedented, because, at that time, the monarchies of Europe still asserted that they ruled by "Divine Right". The Continental Congress was declaring that government's power came not from "God", but, by mandate of the GOVERNED.
Wouldn't it be a blessing if the United States Constitution was observed again in it's original intent.
Please listen to Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Also read something called the Bixby letter, another written by Lincoln, to a mother that had lost her son’s in the US Civil War.
Absolutely excellent!
The people of India and of America have so much in common. So happy we're able to hear each other's view points!
The line at 4:48 to 5:05 is the most important part of the declaration..if u explore the meaning..it is an outright call for revolution if the System turns against the people in their pursuit of happiness.. No other country in the world has that kinda empowering rights to people. People think this is dramatic because it is too good to be true..
Thomas Jefferson, a Virginian, governor, and eventual president of the United States, has just three of his many achievements engraved on his tombstone; father of the University of Virginia, author of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom -- and author of the Declaration of Independence.
The founding documents are meant to be read together as they are related
As my Irish grandfather said, "the sun never set on the British Empire, because you could never trust the Brits in the dark" Our Declaration of Independence, I hope, helped many colonies to shed the economic slavery imposed by England.
It brings me to tears. The associations it conjures are some of the most powerful.
Which is why NPR has the reading of the DoP every 4th of July.
Seems like you folks like liberty. I would be proud to have you in this land of the free. ❤❤❤
I thought you were both exponentially beautiful! I love all of your videos
I think the people of India can identify with our Declaration of Independence.
A document that changed the World with the revolutionary statement that "All men are created equal". Since then people have become more and more equal.
Small point: the amendments are amendments to the Constitution which is a different document concerning how the government will be created and run. The Declaration of Independence as the statement of why America was breaking ties with England as a colony and becoming its own country.
I always get teary eyed when I view that video.
Ole TJ was a helluva writer
A wonderfully eloquent way to say "Fuck the King."
Big shoutout to France Without them we would have never been a country.
Here are two people with thick accents who understand and appreciate the brilliance of this writing better than probably 50% of Ameicans, and 100% of Trumpites.
Or 100% of Democrats!
They wrote...different...in those days! Incredibly elegant and poetic!
This was one of Thomas Jeffersons greatest works...'The Declaration of Independence.'
You might not be an American but you are our brothers and sisters. Thankyou for your support. As you know the democrats are fast becoming a tyranny but we are fighting hard for the feedoms that our forefathers fought soo hard for 😢
I carry a pocket size copy of the constitution everywhere I go
Read the Federalist Papers. It was written by the founders explaining what they meant in the Constitution.
Notice how they called King George "a prince" 😂 just snuck in that smooth shit talk
Just seeing this and I think it’s a great idea. This document is historical in that it’s the truth. The colonies let England and the world know. of why they wanted independence. Jefferson wanted to put a condemnation of slavery in it, but it was left out because it was afraid it would upset the southern states. Even at this time there was conflict over slavery. The reason slavery was allowed was because the southern states would never of joined the Revolt without it. Which means it would’ve failed. America was basically blackmailed by the southern states on that. It stayed a problem that was kicked down the road until 1860.
You may want to read The Constitution together with the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is not long just a few paragraphs but contains a lot if wisdom and guidance for the nation.
I know I am late, but another document that the Founding Fathers wrote that should be looked over is the "Articles of Confederation". It is considered to be the first Constitution so it is what they went by during the Revolutionary War even though it was agreed to by Congress on the 15th of Nov 1777 and was not in force until Maryland ratified it on the 1st of March 1781. You can also find areas of both the Constitution and some Amendments that we now go by written in there. It should also be taught in school to show the difference of how our Government was first done and how it is now.
It seems Indian People share the same history as us. I wonder if other Indians know this? History will repeat itself if it is not remembered 🇺🇸
I wish there were more reactions to The Declaration of Independence on UA-cam. Thank y’all for this.
Watching this gave a new meaning to, the United States.
The United States has long benefited from its position between two vast oceans. A huge land, rich in natural resources, in a place which was logistically challenging for the British. There are many many reasons why the U.S. became a global super-power. Two of the most significant were, not being bombed to pieces during WWII, and liberating itself from colonization.
Cant really hear the video, but your reaction was great.
The United States Decleration of Independence marks a pivot point in world history. With this declaration people around the world would begin to question the legitimacy of absolute monarchy. Did the king of France have any idea that supporting the American revolution the way he did would lead to his own demise. And the American idea of nationalism would cause the people of German speaking states to unite under eventually a representative style government. It still took decades for Germany to be established but the U.S. constitution demonstrated to the people of Europe how backwards their governments were.
When Ho Chi Min won the civil war in North Vietnam, he quoted The Declaration of Independence at length. If it wasn’t for the French, and our allied ship from WW2, we would t have gone to war in Vietnam. We technically lost, but really grew tired. We lost 50,000 men and Vietnam 600,000. So who really lost. Both.
Love your respect you give when doing these videos. Also Love the Bambi shirt.
I agree dear.🥰
A good show to watch is patriots riding which focuses on the unsung heroes of the revolution
The declaration of independence is a separate documents then the constitution with the bill of rights
You might like the movie 1776, a largely accurate musical dramatization of the writing and debate over this document.
Notice the wordint "Right to Pursue happiness". It's not government's role to guarantee happiness,. The Constitution is very much about what the government Can't to do you instead of what it must do for you.
Once this document was voted on and passed unanimously (and they knew it HAD to be unanimous) Franklin said the famous words - "We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately." They knew what they did was extremely dangerous. But it had to be written down in a document. The argument was that the Colonies were deprived of the rights of English Common Law - and the problem is Britain has no written Constitution (to this day), so the government can take away people's rights. The purpose of the Founding Fathers was not just an independent nation, but one with written, public specifically delineated rights of the people that the government could not take away - as the declaration was made for all succeeding generations that everyone was born with a right to them.
This declaration was against colonialism. We understand the other countries wanting to be free. We told Britain that they needed to let go of their empire.
Great video!! Along the lines of great speaches i would LOVE to see you guys react to Alexander the great's "The opis mutiny" speech
Thank You
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A comment for the Al Gore rhythm.
The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution are commonly referred to as the Bill of Rights. They are part of the Constitution not separate from it. If you truly want to understand the Constitution read the Federalist Papers.
This is why America cannot fall we will build a new government and a new economy if our great country fails to uphold our rights or if our country is compromised we will rise above the ashs and build something stronger.
Thank you!
When I hear this again, under the current political situation, I can see how each of the current political parties of today, could say such things to each other, with heartfelt conviction, within the United States government, and people.
I fear that a Civil War may be inevitable, if we do not change course.
I fear for the future of my children, and grandchildren.
Americans have become overly COMPLACENT and have taken our Nation for granted. Acting as if it all "couldn't" be taken away .
Very Sad for all of America 🇺🇸 and from comments on various Channels from those who do not live here & aren't American its Sad for them also.
(And as far as our political parties go -> The Intentional Push for Americans to view their Fellow Americans as "the enemy" instead of Americans with Free Speech/ Free Will that may sometimes not align with the entirety of the rest of this Country is SHAMEFUL on all levels) 🇺🇸 MAY AMERICANS FIND THEIR WAY 😕
Thanks!
You guys should check out comedian James Acaster, The Absurdity of the British Empire
I doubt we are as close to these documents as we'd like to think. Just look at the state of things in the US. Half of law enforcement, politicians etc have no clue what are in these documents. What a joke.
You guys need to watch a vid on the US Bill of RIghts...Its just as important...Another big part of US freedom is the Civil RIghts Movement in the 1960's...
If you think that this was good. You should watch the dramatic reenactment of George Washington reading this for the first time to his troops in the Sons of Liberty docu-series. It's cinema that captures the spirit of the power and gravity of this document in it's time period perfectly.
You could react to The Patriot.
FYI the United States is not a democracy it is a republic. If you read the federalist and anti federalist papers which is basically the debate over the constitution and the form of government for the new United States you will immediately see the two camps of argument. One for a powerful central government and one for state rights or individual rights. The people feared a powerful central government becasue through history we see these institutions inevitably become corrupt and tyrannical. However they knew that the current system under the Articles of Confederation were to weak and incomplete and had a host of problems ie fee faith and credit and 13 different forms of money to name a few. So in the end the constitution was ratified in return for the inclusion of separation of powers & the bill of rights to protect the individual citizen. Our founders spoke often on all these issues including how they felt in regards to pure democracies which they thought IMHO wisely would devolve into a mob rule of the majority rule just suppressing the minority. You see in pure democracies it is always geared to protecting the society or the group as a whole instead of the individual or whats better for everyone. And who decides whats best for the entire group? Well its the majority you see. So you can often have pure democracies devolve into tyrannies where the majority rules and suppresses the minority who are simply powerless to protect themselves from the majority rule. This is why our founders have such things as the bill of rights, separation of powers, states rights and so forth. You see our constitution is purposely written granting authority and power to the federal government by defining these powers specifically. The constitution is not ambiguous for a very important reason . If it is not SPECIFICALLY defined and granted authority the rest (not listed, unknown, or undefined) is granted to the states and to the people. This is why the United States is a republic not a democracy. This is why our government is based on the individuals liberty and not a group. And this is why we have such things as the electoral college which purpose is providing protection and equality of the smaller states from the oppression and domination of the larger states. If our President was selected by popular vote the people in say North Dakota would not matter since the population centers would hold all the power and the rural areas ignored and neglected. However sadly these firewalls are under attack and the separation of powers are failing and our government is becoming more centralized and powerful. These check and balances are beginning to break down becasue our institutions have become co opted and are beginning to become self aware and work against the people. They have corrupted their purpose and the states have become weaker as a result so has the individual. This is why we have such things as the 2nd amendment since the government should be afraid of the people instead of the situation today where the people are afraid of a government that is increasingly tyrannical.
This was America giving King George III a terrible performance and letting him go. It took six years of savage combat and 25,000 dead on the battlefield to get the point across, but the House of Hanover was nothing if not thick.
Idealism can be a good thing, and if one lives up to the idealism, it is even better. Empty idealism not so much. The US Constitution is rather dry reading. But at least we can read it, unlike the unwritten British constitution ;-) I love the British/Irish ... being 50% of my ancestors, but it was a good thing to stand up to their bullying.
The Constitution is dry because it’s the details that create the government. It is not a philosophical work. It is not poetry. What it is is incredibly well thought out and cleverly balanced. It is wise but flexible and adaptable. It’s exactly what you want as the basis of a democratic republic. And today we have thrown most of it out. The federal government violates the Constitution every second of every day. So perhaps we have to return to the furry rhetoric of the Declaration of Independence and take the right of revolution again.
@@lookoutforchris True ... but most people today want to be well kept slaves ;=( No constitution, written (US) or not (UK) can protect you from degeneracy. Evil doesn't lie between you and me, but in each person's heart. What protest will stop that?
This is what makes the United States 🇺🇸
To me this Document was Inspired by God. It holds all the power handed down and protected by brave men and women in America. True, America the USA has made mistakes. We have made war, when we should have made peace and some say force is our only strength. I say that for the first time in history, All Men and Women were considered equal. Men, for the first time in history, were given the freedom all men throughout history could only dreamed. This document was considered radical and outrageous. Because it pronounced freedom for all, and all equal. All barriers crashed down to hell with this document. Why is america rich, freedom, why are we powerful - love for freedom for all and a proud culture of sacrifice to made this dream a reality this document is a declaration of man's right and duty to fight for freedom for all.
i think the one thing Americans, indians, the irish, can agree on. England was the greatest empire no one wants to be a part of.
Shit..Americans need to do this
Need to do a viewing of the American" Pledge of allegiance".
"prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causses"
the history of US politics proves this is not the case.