Sam:
In 1787, there was a sizable block of delegates who were initially opposed to the Bill of Rights. This is what a member of the Georgia delegation had to say by way of opposition; 'If we list a set of rights, some fools in the future are going to claim that people are entitled only to those rights enumerated and no others.' So the Framers knew--
Harrison:
Were you just calling me a fool, Mr. Seaborn?
Sam:
I wasn't calling you a fool, sir. The brand new state of Georgia was.
