George Washington was NOT our first president?!??

[AMAZING.ALANNAH]

http://https://youtu.be/p_sek06A6ck

[winn dixie]

bad link

[eccieuser9500]

Imagine these two made a baby.










It would be born with wooden teeth.

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by AMAZING.ALANNAH

http://https://youtu.be/p_sek06A6ck

fixed
https://youtu.be/p_sek06A6ck

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by AMAZING.ALANNAH

http://https://youtu.be/p_sek06A6ck

sorry you got spanked!!!!

please stop posting junk on this site. it was a hot mess.

the video was wrong on John Hanson. he was not the first president, nor was he black. That honor goes to Sam Johnston, he was the first president under the articles of confederation. John Hanson was actually the 3rd president of the United States under the articles of Confederation. also, the 9th president since the formation of the continental congress.

there were 16 presidents before George Washington.

https://www.politifact.com/factcheck...ck-man-named-/

[Yssup Rider]

You know, BP, you should think about your own words before you post up any of that alt-right propaganda. It’s only slightly more plausible than the hysterical Q shit posted by the OP.

Hot mess indeed.

Thank you sir.

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

sorry you got spanked!!!!

please stop posting junk on this site. it was a hot mess.

the video was wrong on John Hanson. he was not the first president, nor was he black. That honor goes to Sam Johnston, he was the first president under the articles of confederation. John Hanson was actually the 3rd president of the United States under the articles of Confederation. also, the 9th president since the formation of the continental congress.

there were 16 presidents before George Washington.

https://www.politifact.com/factcheck...ck-man-named-/

this country is by definition the 3rd republic.


1st republic - continental congress - 1774 - 1781
2nd republic - confederation congress - 1781 - 1789
3rd republic - constitution congress - 1789 - present

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

You know, BP, you should think about your own words before you post up any of that alt-right propaganda. It’s only slightly more plausible than the hysterical Q shit posted by the OP.

Hot mess indeed.

Thank you sir.

who's BP? its not british petroleum for sure.

[Levianon17]

Originally Posted by AMAZING.ALANNAH

http://https://youtu.be/p_sek06A6ck

George Washington was the first president that was worth a dam that's why he's in the History books as the Country's First President.

[texassapper]

He's the first President of the United States. Prior to the signing of the Constitution and ratification, the United States did not exist as a Nation.

[dilbert firestorm]

Originally Posted by texassapper

He's the first President of the United States. Prior to the signing of the Constitution and ratification, the United States did not exist as a Nation.

actually, thats where you are wrong. it became a nation after the revolutionary war in 1781. thats when USA got its independence from the british empire.

[Strokey_McDingDong]

no such thing as black people

[rexdutchman]

U-Tube now that where to go for HISTROY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[texassapper]

Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

actually, thats where you are wrong. it became a nation after the revolutionary war in 1781. thats when USA got its independence from the british empire.

Actually if you read the Declaration of Independence the term is the united States of America. So at the conclusion of the Revolution, there were no United States of America, there were simply Thirteen States that had been united in their efforts. One nation didn't exist until the ratification of the Constitution. Prior to that there was a Confederation of states, but we were still separate States.

And calling us the Unites States was really a misnomer... people didn't really view the conglomeration of States as a single Nation until the end of the Civil War. Hence Bobby Lee leading the Army of Northern Virginia and not the United States Army.

[JRLawrence]

Originally Posted by texassapper

Actually if you read the Declaration of Independence the term is the united States of America. So at the conclusion of the Revolution, there were no United States of America, there were simply Thirteen States that had been united in their efforts. One nation didn't exist until the ratification of the Constitution. Prior to that there was a Confederation of states, but we were still separate States.

And calling us the Unites States was really a misnomer... people didn't really view the conglomeration of States as a single Nation until the end of the Civil War. Hence Bobby Lee leading the Army of Northern Virginia and not the United States Army.

It is nice to find another that appreciates history.

Indeed, the formation of the Confederate States was a union of what was viewed by most as a Union of the individual States (nations if you want to use that word) that had a totally different culture from that of the Northern States that had become more and more a center of industry.

Most people, North and South, at the time assumed that the individual states could withdraw from the agreement that held them together, except A. Lincoln.

Slavery existed, and T Jefferson indicated many times that it would become a greater problem in the future: he was right. But it was not Slavery, as an individual issue that split the country and was the single cause of the Civil War. The greatest cause was the difference in the economics of the two sides. Agriculture vs. Industrial, and the contempt of the North for the South caused some very hurt feelings in the South. The institution of Slavery in America was about to end by itself, the Civil War just hastened the end of slavery and cause many problems that could have been avoided.

Before anyone responds with hostility, go read a little history in the actual history books: not the net - that is just a lot of stupid people talking to each other.