How they suffered for truth.
Im politically incorrect. I say retard, gay, nigger, sand nigger, white trash, libtard, and libnazis.
If you can’t handle it you are a gay retard!
They good ppl though. Muh diversity.
My grievances.
It (the federal government) has…
• Outsourced the creation and regulation of money to a private-public entity, the Federal Reserve, in violation of Article I, Section 8 of the Consti... View MoreMy grievances.
It (the federal government) has…
• Outsourced the creation and regulation of money to a private-public entity, the Federal Reserve, in violation of Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, which grants Congress alone the power “To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin,” thereby surrendering sovereign monetary authority to an unelected institution beyond direct accountability to the people or their representatives.
• Refused for over a century—since the Permanent Apportionment Act of 1929 fixed the House at 435 voting members—to increase the number of Representatives in proportion to population growth, consolidating legislative power into an ever-smaller group of politicians per capita, diluting the voice of the people, distancing representation from constituents, and thwarting the constitutional intent for a House that grows with the nation to maintain intimate republican governance.
• Amassed a national debt now exceeding $38 trillion (with daily updates showing figures around $38.7–$38.8 trillion as of late February 2026), alongside tens of trillions in unfunded liabilities for entitlements, burdening future generations while failing to balance the budget as most states are required to do.
• Exempted itself from Generally Accepted Accounting Principles that bind every private business, concealing the true extent of fiscal recklessness and enabling perpetual deficits that erode the value of citizens’ labor and savings.
• Permitted Congress to routinely violate single-subject rules observed by most states, stuffing massive omnibus spending bills with unrelated pork, special favors, and hidden expenditures that mock transparent representation.
• Unconstitutionally delegated legislative authority to unelected bureaucrats in vast administrative agencies, allowing shadowy regulators to impose rules with the force of law without direct accountability to the people or their elected representatives.
• Allowed the judicial branch to encroach upon Congress’s sole power to make laws by legislating from the bench, inventing new rights or restrictions absent in the Constitution or statutes.
• Permitted the executive branch to usurp legislative authority through sweeping executive orders that swing wildly between administrations, creating instability and bypassing the people’s representatives.
• Rendered federal elected officials more beholden to political parties, lobbyists, and special interests than to their constituents, turning public service into a vehicle for personal and partisan gain.
• Repeatedly exceeded its enumerated constitutional powers by intruding into education, healthcare, energy, environmental regulation, and myriad other domains reserved to the states or the people.
• Failed to secure the borders, permitting unchecked flows of illegal immigration that fuel drug cartels, human trafficking, strained public services, and reliance on taxpayer-funded welfare by those who entered unlawfully.
• Undermined the Bill of Rights through efforts to weaken due process, disarm law-abiding citizens, suppress free speech on public platforms, regulate religious expression, and manipulate mainstream media narratives to favor official viewpoints.
• Maintained an unconstitutional Department of Education that violates parental rights, pushes Critical Race Theory, radical gender and sexual ideologies in public schools, indoctrinating children against parental values and traditional American principles.
• Promoted “woke” ideologies in place of Judeo-Christian moral foundations and patriotic national identity, eroding cultural cohesion and replacing merit with identity-based preferences.
• Made high-level appointments based on race, sex, or sexual orientation rather than merit and qualifications alone, discriminating against qualified individuals and prioritizing equity over excellence.
• Imposed Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and Corporate Social Responsibility scoring that distort free markets, penalize traditional industries, and coerce businesses into ideological conformity.
• Forced health mandates on citizens without constitutional authority, overriding personal medical autonomy and bodily integrity.
• Conducted unconstitutional surveillance of law-abiding citizens through federal agencies, eroding privacy and chilling dissent.
• Suppressed domestic energy production and independence, driving up fuel and electricity prices, contributing to food cost inflation, risking blackouts, and increasing reliance on hostile foreign regimes for imports.
• Pursued international treaties and agreements that threaten U.S. sovereignty, subordinating domestic laws to unelected global bodies.
• Weaponized federal agencies—including the DOJ, FBI, IRS, and others—to target and suppress political opponents, turning law enforcement into tools of partisan retribution.
• Threatened to dismantle the Electoral College and pack the Supreme Court, seeking to undermine foundational republican safeguards against majority tyranny.
• Squandered citizens’ wealth through excessive, unfair taxation to fund unconstitutional social programs, a bloated welfare state, expenditures for political patronage, and deceitful “rescue” spending that primarily enriched connected elites and cronies.
• Engaged in fraud and corruption that extracts vast wealth from the public treasury, enriching political leaders, their families, and allies while citizens face rising costs and diminished opportunities.
In every stage of these oppressions we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms: our repeated petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A government, thus marked by fiscal profligacy, constitutional usurpation, monetary abdication, representational dilution, and tyrannical tendencies, risks forfeiting the consent of the governed.
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