I might have added, but didn’t, that the martyrs at the Alamo had died for the right to own slaves. They didn’t want to be a part of Mexico anymore because it was against the law in that country to own slaves of any kind.
Wow! I didn’t know that. Is it true? After all, the above quotation was from a work of fiction: Hocus Pocus by Kurt Vonnegut. If this was true and the word got out, Texas might have to disown their supreme monument (and Walt Disney would roll over in his ashen grave). I wonder if Louie Gohmert knows this?
Still, I expected such a devastating truth to be expunged from history or at least buried deep inside the deepest salt mine in the country. What if Max Zorin found out?
I was recently musing that the figures we hear relating to the earth’s population, the Federal budget, the number of pixels supported by the newest digital cameras, are all obviously wrong and possibly a hoax being perpetrated on good church-going people in a thinly disguised war against religion. Not one of those numbers is mentioned in the Bible. I think Biblical mathematics should receive equal attention in our schools and text books since traditional mathematics is actually the legacy of pagan tribes wandering around Europe and other non-Christian peoples aliening with their gutter religions.