Nobody said that an inherenance tax of any sort is enumeratedhe constitution. The point is that the founding fathers were opposed to inherited wealth. In fact, many even thought inherited wealth was anti-capitalistic and un-democratic! Moreover, many even thought that inherited wealth should be disbursed amomgst society for the general good of all. By not enumerating anything about inherited wealth in the constitution, it would appear that the issue was reserved for the states. What does that sound like to you. huh?

rfenst wrote:

More Bull Sh%T...

wheelrite wrote:

Warren Buffet and Bill Gates beleive in inheritance tax.

rfenst wrote:

But, our founding fathers strongly felt otherwise!

rfenst wrote:

Yes and they used bleeding as medical treatment and had slaves and treated women like inferior beings and wore wigs and wooden teeth after they bathed once every six months..

jackconrad wrote:

You're being contrary,,,

wheelrite wrote:

So what. What's your point?

rfenst wrote:

"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

WHERE DOES THAT SUGGEST OR IMPLY THAT YOU CAN GO TO A PRESIDENTIAL SPEECH CARRYING A 15 SHOT AUTOMATIC PISTOL AND AND A MACHINE GUN ON YOUR SHOULDER

RICKAMAVEN wrote:

Freemasons among the U.S. Founding Fathers

Some people think that almost all the Founding Fathers were
Freemasons, and others that very few were. On the following
websites you can find information about which of the Founding
Fathers, signers of the Declaration of Independence, signers of
the Constitution, and Generals in the Continental Army under
Washington, were Masons.

Signers of the Declaration of Independence who were
Freemasons

Signers of the U.S. Constitution who were Freemasons

Generals in the Continental Army under George Washington
who were Freemasons

In summary:
Category Total Number Involved Number & Percent Who
Were Freemasons
Signers of the Declaration of Independence 56 9 -- 16%
Signers of the U.S. Constitution 39 13 -- 33%
Generals in the Continental Army 74 33 -- 46%

RICKAMAVEN wrote:

you can use any cliche you want, but it doesn't tell us
anything.

RICKAMAVEN wrote:

Man, that sounds like "National Treasure" or "The DaVinci Code"



Total lib mental implosion is a beautiful thing to watch.

DrMaddVibe wrote: