Possible Assault in Myrtletown

Steve — We’re glad you left also, Merry Christmas !!

Half right, half wrong.
The Constitution was based off the principles of the ten commandments. They all agreed on the 10. They all disagreed on the dogma of the religions that accompanied the 10, but they valued the 10. The Dogma and religious branches were rightfully ignored. The 10, however, were the cornerstone of the fundamentals that went into the creation of the compact that secured every person’s rights.
Some of the tribes valued it, some didn’t. Some of the tribes helped to establish it, some fought it.
Those who fought it preferred slave trading and other “unconstitutional” practices.
To this day, people still don’t understand the 10.
For instance, one sided narratives that are repeated relentlessly until somebody believes it, is not principled, it’s political.
The Constitution is supposed to secure the Principles, not the politickin.
In every battle there was a war monger on each side, rallying the communities into war.
Some wars, like every war since 1909-1913, were instigated by one main control figure who paid for each side.
That entity is the same one who also paid for the narratives.
That entity is the same one who still pushes the narratives that serves them.
That entity is the same one who is in a panic as their scheme falls down around them, world wide.
Yes, world wide.
Imagine that.
We can either be principled or we can go down with the entity who stirs unprincipled practices. We always have a choice. That choice was secured to us by the compact known as the Constitution.
Be careful who you follow.
Merry Christmas!