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Apparently the writer below me is a retard liberal that watches too much MSNBC and hasn't learned about world history in his/her community college yet. Here's the real answer. King George III was called a tyrant by the founders because England's capital investment into the colonies was huge. Because of this large investment, he wanted to mitigate the losses through fiscal policy and heavily taxed the colonies. Though this, and other mandates, Jefferson labeled King George III as an absolute tyrant in the Declaration of Independence.

Retard opinion - because he did the same thing George W. Bush the Umpteenth is doing and that is use and manipulate a nation to benefit themselves and their sons to come, also having the perspective that "other" nationalities are not as worthy of the life in which they live

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It wanted to tell why they were looking to be free. They were tired of the King making laws for them without their representation.

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Q: Why did the declaration of independence single out king george III as the tyrant threatening their liberties?
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