And they all started out and made it to the period where they could try to live by those standards, by fighting a war and killing a lot of people who wanted to stop them. Every single one. Our founding fathers did not give the Redcoats due process of law to protect their right to life and liberty. They gave them the bayonet. And both sides understood that no matter which principles either side were fighting for, it was a war and the principles that would win would be the principles of the side that killed more of the other. Rule number one in war is Win. There is no rule number two. Every other rule comes after the war. Including quibbling about morals and principles and who looks good and had the moral high ground.

And they all started out and made it to the period where they could try to live by those standards, by fighting a war and killing a lot of people who wanted to stop them. Every single one. Our founding fathers did not give the Redcoats due process of law to protect their right to life and liberty. They gave them the bayonet. And both sides understood that no matter which principles either side were fighting for, it was a war and the principles that would win would be the principles of the side that killed more of the other. Rule number one in war is Win. There is no rule number two. Every other rule comes after the war. Including equivalent about morals and principles and who looks good and had the moral high ground.

And they all started out and made it to the period where they could try to live by those standards, by fighting a war and killing a lot of people who wanted to stop them. Every single one. Our founding fathers did not give the Redcoats due process of law to protect their right to life and liberty. They gave them the bayonet. And both sides understood that no matter which principles either side we're fighting for, it was a war and the principles that would win would be the principal's of the side that killed more of the other.