but there's a character in the book called Rusty Jake.

That's right.

That's right.

One of my good friends.

And he says, his dialogue is,

what was it in our forefathers fit,

bled and died for?

What did they do in the cold for without a mint juleup to make and jolly or a sherry

cobbler to warm their insides?

Was it to have this item of human rights wiped off the slate of liberty with a sponge

of tyranny?

Was it to have the pardoning power struck out in the Constitution?

The idea is ridiculous.

Why, the fact is though it ain't generally known that the whole revolution was on account with the pardoning power. General Washington, as his history will tell you, was putting in jail for killing and slur for Native American, in a N-word riot down south. I told Krammudge and George the third refused to pardon General Washington.

Dear Revolution, gentlemen, was the consequence of that refusal.

I refers to your history, gentlemen, for further particulars.

So basically...

Can you say that in English?

What the fuck did you just say?

What he's saying is that this is our God-given constitutional right is to riots and destroy things.

That's how the nation was founded.

So it is hypocritical for a capitalist to now start saying, hey, this isn't kosher anymore.

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