Conservapedia talk:Debate Topics
i tried to edit the unicorn page but was unfortunately unable to do so. can u please inform about unicorns.........
Concerned intellectual
We put in 3 presidents from Texas, and had 3 wars; a real brain trust. Who supplied the monies to put these Texans into office? We all know the mentality of Texans; shoot first and ask questions later. We are also suppose to welcome illegals into this country, and help support them, says a man from Texass. I could care less about your stupid party affiliations; and A-Hole is an A-Hole no matter the party. If a demogog was in office instead of a repugnant, he would have been impeached by now. This shows you the power of the repugnants.âThe preceding unsigned comment was added by Take13 (talk)
Spelling as a Commandment on here
The Un-American spelling of the Constitution!
The US Constitution has words like âchuseâ and âchusing,â âPensylvaniaâ (in fact so does the Liberty Bell!), âdefence,â and there are more⦠Oh dear, maybe Conservapedia should edit the US Constitution in accordance to itâs spelling absolutism (hey donât correct me, the Constitution âimproperlyâ has âitâsâ instead of âitsâ in there⦠Article 1, Section 10). Iâm sure Conservapedia would garner plenty of support since spelling is such a big deal these days. I mean it IS one of the 6 Conservapedia Commandments.
The pinnacle of American ideals and identity is our Constitution, and still I think Conservapedia would find themselves in a rut trying to justify why their spelling should be reflected on there⦠even though their spelling standards claim to be American, and well, the US Constitution IS American.
Spelling is fluid⦠it would be interesting to see how American spelling changes. I would hope what it means to be an American doesnât change as much as spellingâ¦âThe preceding unsigned comment was added by Heidilaide (talk)
- I'll leave it to Andrew to decide whether to reproduce exactly the spelling of the US Constitution, or to change the spelling.
- We need to remember that the man who, more than any other man, made spelling standard in the United States was Noah Webster.--TerryH 15:31, 15 March 2007 (EDT)