Wednesday, May 01, 2019

The Panderer-in-Chief

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I find his white male-privileged presumption an insensitive and unacceptable microaggression against non-binaries.

[Via Michael G]

Posted by David Codrea at 5/01/2019 01:30:00 PM

2 comments:

Archer said...

Does he know how many times the word "Man" is mentioned in the Constitution?

Zero.

However, the original (unamended) Constitution uses the word "Person" or its direct plural "Persons" a whopping 22 times, and the word "People" twice.

The various amendments add another 21 uses of "Person" or "Persons", and six more of "People", but still no "Man" or "Woman".

I will grant that the 14th Amendment mentions "male inhabitants ... being twenty-one years of age, and citizens of the United States" a few times, but that is a measure for voters, by context and by statement ("the right to vote in any election"). HOWEVER, I will also note, that was changed in 1920 by the 19th Amendment (recognizing women's right to vote) and in 1971 by the 26th Amendment (recognizing 18-20 year olds' right to vote).

So the "Woman" issue has been dead as a matter of law for nearly a century. But I don't expect Swalwell will admit that.

5/01/2019 6:02 PM
Pat H. said...

The 19th Anendment was a serious mistake. As Ann Coulter has stated, 65% of women who vote, vote socialist and therefore should not have been granted access to the voting booth.

5/01/2019 6:29 PM

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