uhm, its called point counter point, I am defending my beliefs on a subject.
And, may I ask--exactly what are your beliefs--if you see fit to defend them, at least tell us what they are.
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When you see and hear Ann Coulter, you might not agree with what she says. However, she falls into the category of Americans who are sick and tired of political pablum being pushed down their collective throats.
We are tired of the social failures that are evident in each and every incident where criminals are slapped on the wrist, where our children graduate from high school unable to read or write proper English; where songs glamorizing drugs, promiscuity and even attacking other citizens and peace officers are given mainstream attention; where parents are afraid to discipline their children because if they do they can be arrested and charged with a misdemeanor that carries more punishment than some felony crimes--lifelong punishment that is.
We are sick of some political candidates who want us to bend over and kiss the collective hind ends of the United Nations, who want to subscribe to their version of "law".
We are tired of seeing different days established in our nation to honor different beliefs and ethnic groups while our own national customs and beliefs are flushed down the toilet. Don't believe me?
When was the last time your kids came from school to tell you about celebrating Cinco de Mayo, Kwanzaa, or hearing about the custom of Ramadan? Probably within the last year. Does your kids' school have a Wicca club yet? No? Recognize that Satanic worship is allowed and recognized in our schools.
Now ask them what the recognized school holidays are.
I remember having an Easter vacation--not a "spring break".
I remember having a Christmas vacation--not a "mid winter break".
What happened to our belief in God, and the part our beliefs played in the creation and building of our nation?
I remember reading about a time when serving in our armed forces was considered a privilege and an honor.
I remember reading about a time when armed citizens came to the aid of beseiged police officers, holding a sniper at bay with their high-powered rifles. (See Charles Whitman).
Most of all, I can remember reading about a time where praising a sworn enemy of the United States--in a classroom, none the less--got you run out of town on a rail--NOT reelected as a Senator. (See Patty Murray)
And yes, on this side of the fence, I am tired of watching our nation bleed from jabs rendered from the south side of our border.
I am tired of seeing our military subjected to a continual love/hate relationship by the public they protect.
I am tired of weepy little sheep afraid of inanimate hand-held machines who restrict the right of Joe Citizen (you and me) to carry and use the firearm of our choice.
Well, there you have it--some of my views and beliefs. What about yours?
