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1)The people of this country have been played for far too long.
We have been indoctrinated into being complicit with “Their Rights” not “Our Rights” and “Our Wrongs” not “Their Wrongs”
There are 4 different sets of rules that have become the elephant in the room (cont)
We have been indoctrinated into being complicit with “Their Rights” not “Our Rights” and “Our Wrongs” not “Their Wrongs”
There are 4 different sets of rules that have become the elephant in the room (cont)
2) and it must be addressed. First set for the weak, poor, or opressed. Second set for Hollywood and wealthy elite. Third set for the Political Playing Orchestra. And, the fourth set is for everyone in between including the Politicians defending of our Constitution. (cont)
3) We have watched politicians on both sides say and do the exact same things over the years, and depending on what side of the aisle they stand on, it is either applauded or condemned based solely upon party. The same people in office today were rallying for and standing (cont)
4) the exact same platform issues that this country faced 20 years ago, that our current President and the elected that stand with him are now implementing and fighting for. Yet, somehow, those big talking heads suddenly disagree with what’s on the table. (cont)
5) Sadly, we can no longer differentiate between any political party. Much like the 1800’s when parties became divided, reinvented, and renamed. This country’s structure wasn’t designed to favor party principles. It recognized and respected diversity (cont)
6) and provided protection from forced conformity and lined out the importantance of respectability of such.
Today we sit in a place that not a single living soul on this earth has been, but those before us have been, and have fought to the death to prevent. (cont)
Today we sit in a place that not a single living soul on this earth has been, but those before us have been, and have fought to the death to prevent. (cont)
7) History is not a weapon it is a tool, given to us by the bloodshed and knowledge of those who knew exactly what it was like to fight and persevere through severely troubled times. How foolish have Americans been to erase that history in a literal and metaphorical sense! (cont)
8) How shameful to desecrate the honor and memory of all of those before us by dismantling the fabric that was sewn together to give us all the things that every single one of us have taken for granted. This Country is a place that people have always dreamed to be in (cont)
9) Because of the freedoms and liberties we have. “To live the American Dream”.
That dream is no longer. It has gone away with the hypocrisy that we have blindly embraced. It has gone with the glorification of monetary wealth and fame, (cont)
That dream is no longer. It has gone away with the hypocrisy that we have blindly embraced. It has gone with the glorification of monetary wealth and fame, (cont)
10) It has gone with the idolization of those standing up for rebellion rather than integrity and humility. And it is far gone by the vast growth in the size and power of our government.
While we may not agree 100% with every law passed, the answer is quite simple. (cont)
While we may not agree 100% with every law passed, the answer is quite simple. (cont)
11) For every basic law, there are 15 more unnecessary ones implemented for the simple fact that somewhere that basic law was broken by someone and a loophole was defined to appease either the law breaker or follower. This is nothing new. (cont)
12) The only thing that we as Americans can do, is quite simply, don’t break the basic laws and there will be no need to be concerned with the rest. America doesn’t need more government. We need less. Our law enforcement is more valuable than our government (cont)
13) and they should be respected as such. Likewise, law enforcement should operate by the same morals and values as our military service members, as they all are the guardians and protectors of the people of our Country. (cont)
14) All laws need to be applied equally, and followed equally, regardless of our place in society. So many Americans are lost. Wandering around trying to find something to stand up for. Fighting each other over different beliefs or opinions. Placing blame in confusion (cont)
15)from disinformation, misinformation, and pumped up propaganda that has little to no actual effect on their everyday lives. This is not only pointless, but it furthers the damage of the contradictive actions that are become a non stop vicious cycle. (cont)
16) No March, no protest, no shut down, or rally is going to change any of these problems. No politician, celebrity, or billionaire is going to fix this. What will fix this is each American, on their own, deciding for themselves to make that change. (cont)
17) Follow the basic laws. Respect the rights and liberties of one another. Work hard for what you want and have and take care of it. Discipline your children. Help one another and practice humility. There may be 4 sets of rules, but I implore you to revisit these 4 (cont)
18) The Declaration of Independence. The Constitution. The Bill of Rights. AND THE 10 COMMANDMENTS!
You want to help fix this country?
Tonight, have dinner with your family, or a bbq with your neighbors. Stand up next to each other and lift one another up (cont)
You want to help fix this country?
Tonight, have dinner with your family, or a bbq with your neighbors. Stand up next to each other and lift one another up (cont)
19) instead of marching down the streets yelling with signs and bottles. Your children and your communities are counting on you. There is no productiveness in destruction. Stop destroying yourselves. Follow the laws that have been designed for the health and well being (cont)
20) of this Country and every single person in it. You want change? Be the change. Research every candidate in your district and vote with your own heart and mind.
In the end, we have only ourselves to blame.
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In the end, we have only ourselves to blame.
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