@RyanCerto@HorrorGorl “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.”
- The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America
@Gamergod79@uslibposting Basically the Articles of the Confederation gave the United States and the Congress almost no power. They couldn’t tax people, and every state had their own currency (plus the spanish peso). And now that their biggest enemy was defeated, they started to turn on each other.
@Icarus14242@DerwentHarris@WholesomeMeme That was just an example I thought of at 3 AM, the Magna Carta is probably a better example since it affected the entire English realm including what would later be the USA. There are laws in almost every other country that guarantee this same right.
@DerwentHarris@WholesomeMeme Wait then what about the right to a trial by jury? It requires other people to serve on the jury. And yet it’s a right that was written into the Constitution before the Bill of Rights.
@FFXIIIFacts@LasgunSunflower Very interesting. Now some people usually write a's as α, and if you rotate αM 180 degrees you get something that looks like... WD