Seems like Americans are totally obsessed with the first and second amendments, but what about poor, neglected third amendment? Good ol' 3A doesn't often get the same love from avid constitutionalists. @jimamendments is one gallant memelord who's been churning out content in defense of the third since 2019. These hyper-specific memes might seem a little strange to the average internet nomad when caught out of context, but they're sort of like a joke that gets funnier with repetition. Scrolling through all of @jimamendments' memes at once was a true delight that got us fired up to invoke our third amendment right the next time soldiers try to quarter in our apartments without consent during a time of peace.
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Via The Daily Dot
The most recent cover of Rolling Stone magazine features an error on the cover that most of us who passed the sixth grade should be able to spot (emphasis on should...). Can you spot it? That's right, while John Hancock famously signed the Declaration of Independence, his signature cannot be found on the Constitution.
Louis-Dreyfus seems to allude that, while having yet to comment on the matter, she and Rolling Stone were in on it, referencing a White House staff character from her sitcom, Veep.
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"Painter" Jon McNaughton has released his latest "painting" which features a man holding up the constitution... and an inexplicable wad of cash.
So what I'm getting from this is that he's trying to scalp the constitution right in front of the White House. And look! John Madison is begging him not to do it. Or maybe our hipster friend just bought it off a homeless guy along with that yellow jacket. Yeah, that's probably it.
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