IllogiBooks:The U.S. History You Never Learned in School/Bill of Wrongs
Well, people were afraid of big government taking over their lives.[1] So, Thomas Jefferson decided to create the Bill of Wrongs, to protect basic rights of the citizens.
Amendments[edit | edit source]
Here they are.
First Amendment[edit | edit source]
Congress shall establish atheism as a religion, kill the press for speaking freely, not allow freedom of speech an kill anyone for speaking against government, and petitioning shall induce a death penalty
This basically means that freedom is futile in America.
Second Amendment[edit | edit source]
The right to bear arms shall be kept until Nancy Pelosi takes it away.
A prediction that came true. Guns have been outlawed in America due to partisan politics big aliens.
Third Amendment[edit | edit source]
You will need to quarter soldiers.
Yeah, soldiers need a home too!
Fourth Amendment[edit | edit source]
No more search and seizure without warrants.
You may not look for things or have seizures without a warrant.
Fifth Amendment[edit | edit source]
Criminals are worthless and have no rights to a fair trial.
Self-explanatory
Sixth Amendment[edit | edit source]
Criminals are worthless and have no rights to a fair trial.
Self-explanatory
Seventh Amendment[edit | edit source]
I forgot what that one was.
Eighth Amendment[edit | edit source]
Criminals are worthless and shall have excessive bail and punishment.
Again, Self-explanatory
Ninth Amendment[edit | edit source]
All rights to govern will go to the federal government and states have no rights.
This gives the federal government unlimited rights.
Tenth Amendment[edit | edit source]
No more wrongs will be issued.
The end. No more wrongs.
Eleventh Amendment[edit | edit source]
Not a part of the Bill of wrongs.[2]
Ratification[edit | edit source]
Passed unanimously.[3]
Guided Practice Questions[edit | edit source]
1. Who wrote the Bill of Wrongs?
2. What is the purpose of it?
Answers[edit | edit source]
1. Barney or that kid across the street, can't remember which
2. For the federal government to become just like Britain, whom the freed themselves from.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Colbert, Stephen Government and You
- ↑ Norris, Chuck ME LOVE BILL OF WRONGS!
- ↑ Colbert, Stephen Government and You