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So just to be clear, your big argument is that my use of "inalienable rights" (used by Jefferson, and on the Jefferson Memorial) rather than "unalienable" amounts to a full debunking of the Second Amendment? Because, um, that's dumb.

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Piers Morgan

@piersmorgan

Apr 3, 2018

Well no, the final document specifically says ‘unalienable’ not ‘inalienable’. It’s so odd that a stickler for rights like @benshapiro doesn’t know this. twitter.com/dmccue69/statu

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Ben Shapiro

@benshapiro

Apr 3, 2018

Or is Barack Obama also ignorant of the proper usage here?

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Ben Shapiro

@benshapiro

Apr 3, 2018

Or Abraham Lincoln?

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Ben Shapiro

@benshapiro

Or Bill Clinton?

2:40 AM · Apr 3, 2018

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So it turns out you're just as ignorant of the Declaration of Independence and its history as you are of the Constitution.

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Francesco Parrinello

@FrankParrinello

Apr 3, 2018

Was waiting for that 😂

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Think he has got enough?

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Clap this man Ben. Clap him.

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over kill. his kids will feel that

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You and your facts

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Ohhhhh here we go....beat down again

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If Morgan would look up both unalienable and inalienable in the dictionary he would see they mean the same thing.

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True, but the actual text reads, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."