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A certain trio of friends meet each other for the first time. It would've been around this time, August of 1777. The animated gif version is here. You can see alternate versions + my process (drawing and animation timelapse) on instagram!

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meerabanerjee

a quick clace drawing 🤲

aaronburrssexdungeon

not a citation in sight just someone's history-buff papaw living in the moment

aaronburrssexdungeon

awesome

#jeez he really meant to kill him didn’t he

aaronburrssexdungeon

not a citation in sight just someone's history-buff papaw living in the moment

aaronburrssexdungeon

awesome

judy-ley

aaronburrssexdungeon

Genuinely what is it about burr that makes people act in insane obsessive ways. Obviously we have hamilton throughout half of his political career but also Jefferson during the treason trial. That man wanted burr dead so damn bad. Did he have an annoying face? Was it his clothes?

the boring (and oversimplified) answer here is that it was because burr didn't really adhere to either political extreme (DR vs federalists) too strictly. he kind of floated between the two. whether you believe it was because he was just trying to be honestly impartial or you think he was a political opportunist is up to you.

to me, it's always seemed like burr really did have ideals and principles, but they didn't perfectly align with hamilton's or jefferson's and tended to be much more focused on social causes (progressivism, broadly) than strictly policy-based (big government & mercantilism vs. small government & farming) -- so he floated toward whatever party he thought would effectuate his personal, progressive views. this, of course, translated into burr being a man on his own, with no ideological party allegiance. he loved politics and politicking / canvassing / reaching out to constituencies, but he was never a policy man. this was almost unheard of in burr's time (drumming up support for your party was seen as ambitious and uncouth).

jefferson's relationship with burr started out as a friendship between two people who had basically the same kinds of progressive views. i do think, at some point in the early 1790's, for a hot second, they had a genuine friendship. i think burr actually really did like jefferson, but i think jefferson saw burr more as an asset to political power in NY. it's really important to stress burr's new yorker status-- a man who was, also importantly, on personally friendly terms with hamilton. jefferson would have known this, and it would absolutely color his view of burr. but because of their (basically) similar politics, they were able to work together fruitfully. of course, once burr became a liability, and stopped being useful, jefferson dropped him and distanced himself from burr. it was especially easy to abandon burr after the duel. (seriously, july 12th, 1804 was like christmas for jefferson & his adherents.) this obviously made burr more desperate for power, culminating in the burr conspiracy. once burr became (in jefferson's eyes) a genuine threat to his administration, that's when things turned ugly.

hamilton's relationship with burr is obviously far more complicated, due in large part to hamilton's insistence that he personally actually liked burr, but did not trust him with political power. and depending on when you think they first met (1772 or 1773 seems logistically the most likely given how tiny elizabethtown was, but for sure by 1776), they'd known each other for far longer than jefferson had known burr -- and probably longer than they'd known most other people in their social circle. to me, hamilton's obsessive issues with burr stemmed more from control and personal betrayal, not necessarily policy or administrative disagreements (although they definitely had those, lmfao). like always, when talking about hamilton's issues with burr it's super difficult to not veer into psychoanalytical territory because hamilton absolutely fluctuates between fascination, projection and revulsion with burr, whereas jefferson just kind of hated the guy and wanted him gone because it would be politically expedient. it was hamilton who started the rumors about burr's "deviant" sexuality and power. which others simply ran with after hamilton continually stressed the fact that he knew burr better than anyone else. (as an aside, if we're to understand that hamilton himself was not straight, and was sexually attracted to men, this makes his professed "expertise" about burr, and his explicit campaign against him, all the more noteworthy. but that's a different post)

to put it simply, jefferson's obsession with burr seemed to be more circumstantial than pathological. hamilton's was the opposite: it really didn't matter what burr did, he was always going to get under hamilton's skin for reasons that none of us will ever fully understand. anyway, as always, the truth of it is probably somewhere in the middle.

charlieischaos

i asked for lams inspiration and @k1ukva gave me some inspiration pics so here’s the only sketch i’ve managed to do (i’ve been in a bit of a slump so 💔)

they make me SICK ugh the CUTIES 💔💔

steph-anie723

“how can I make this about Hamilton” i wonder 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

spiritusnocte

Instead of studying for my history exam, I'm drawing Hamilton. It's a canon event.

god-help-me-pls

i wanna do the porque te vas trend but was too lazy to animate

rosetta-draws

im!! very normal!! about this musical!!

(the burr painting was a warm up that got out of hand, and then i just had to make a matching hamilton piece but that also spiralled into smth bigger (￣_￣|||) )

jennicatzies

I plagiarized this idea from a tiktok my friend sent me forever ago . Sorry

savvysquid

Spiderman meme with all the double casting in Hamilton

aaronburrssexdungeon

I am a proud Hamilton enjoyer. Like, in a "I'm going to ride him until his dick vanishes and his pelvic bones turn to dust" kind of way. I am ready to listen to every single one of his rambles, and I will jump anyone who dares mutter a peep about how My Goat is 'not the greatest alpha male in all of history', when he so obviously is. I want him to talk me through it. I want to enjoy jumping on his cock while he recites the US Constitution from memory; I want him to complain about how everyone is ruining his plans and switch to praise about how tight I am mid-sentence. I want him to fill me up with come, bend me over on his desk, while all his colleagues watch, knowing that I am his property; I want his seed dripping down my legs while I walk on the street happily. I know I am not the only one thinking this. You all are just too scared to admit the truth. I will be shaking my booty before his face, and you will tremble, sobbing, because he isn't yours. Nobody could ever be as good of a sex partner as Hamilton is. I want my Daddy to choke me. Cry about it.

#fascinating

major-jamie-hill-deactivated201

Slutshaming women is not ok Slutshaming Alexander Hamilton is totally ok Tumblr logic

shez-bitchy

he cheated. on his wife.

outsidersmark

he’s also been dead for several hundred years this is the funniest post ive ever read in my life

fancyeliza-deactivated20200804

fave things about this post:

the idea that thousands of people are calling alexander hamilton a slut

calling any founding father a slut

the idea that people are SHAMING Alexander Hamilton for being Such A Slut he is being SHAMED for being such a naughty little tart, SPREADING HIS LEGS FOR EVERYONE IN CONGRESS

that this was probably prompted by people expression dissaproval for Alexander Hamilton cheating on his wife - that the OP thinks “slut shaming” and “Isnt it gross that he cheated on his wife” are the same thing

Alexander Hamilton has been dead for 210

210 slutty, slutty years

the way that this is presented in such a CHECKMATE SJWS way when they’re talking about a founding father who cheated on his wife and has been DEAD FOR 210 YEARS

the fact that the words “Slutshaming” and “Alexander Hamilton” have been used in the same sentence

i mean just apply what we’d traditionally think of as “slut shaming” to Alexander Hamilton.

His frock coat is too tight, his breaches are so short, have you SEEN how often he powders his wig??? I heard he gave Thomas Jefferson a handy behind the stables AND that he got fingered by John Hancock

i barely know who alexander hamilton is