I kind of assume that, I don't want to go up into Yankee territory, I may loose weight by the Federalist grip that they hold on peoples soul. xD
They only hold grip on those who allow it.
That's true, like the gullible libtards (Liberal + retard) who think that they need everything wireless when in reality, its a open door for hackers to get control of your belongings.
I appreciate your zeal and reverence for freedom.
I'm every bit as upset by the liberals as you are (believe me), but we should refrain from name-calling as much as possible, if we want to be taken seriously.
Do you know what I mean? Name-calling will only serve to make us look immature and at our wit's end.
I want to bring the good America back, for real. I know you do, too. For that reason, we must represent our cause in a manner that earns respect and trust.
I'm every bit as upset by the liberals as you are (believe me), but we should refrain from name-calling as much as possible, if we want to be taken seriously.
Do you know what I mean? Name-calling will only serve to make us look immature and at our wit's end.
I want to bring the good America back, for real. I know you do, too. For that reason, we must represent our cause in a manner that earns respect and trust.
Alright, I adopted the "libtard" name from a friend anyways. We must seem professional.
Please don't think that I'm getting on your ass about sounding pretty. I'm firmly against Political Correctness and I see it as a poison that's been crippling our nation for decades.
Ours is a highly sensitive operation, though. We're armed only with history and a patriotic fervor and if we get shut-out and rendered invisible and mute to the public eyes & ears, it'll be one hell of an uphill battle to get seen and heard again (while still acting lawfully).
Ours is a highly sensitive operation, though. We're armed only with history and a patriotic fervor and if we get shut-out and rendered invisible and mute to the public eyes & ears, it'll be one hell of an uphill battle to get seen and heard again (while still acting lawfully).
No, it's alright, if we want to get the publics attention, we must be mature and serious about what we are trying to tell the people. For some things, political correctness is needed, like calling Native Americans Indians when there is an actual country names India. Political correctness is still bad for the most part though. It's hard to act lawfully sometimes when you have screaming protesters in your face because of the image that you are representing like I've seen in photographs of the Columbia, SC state house flag defense protest where some blacks were fighting the Confederate group and ended up snatching and burning a battle flag with a lighter. I understand that we must be civilized about the matter, but we'll also need a crowed control system if an all out riot breaks out against our defenders.
Calling Native Americans "Indians" is more of a misnomer than anything. Eh, we're digressing.
Yes, it is hard to act lawfully sometimes. This is especially true when what is lawful doesn't coincide with what is right. It is also hard when so much is stacked against you, like the situation you just described.
We supposedly live in a country that looks-out for minority rights. You are part of a minority, from what I understand. You're part of a persecuted minority, at that. Usually when the US (being the proclaimed "World Police" force) doesn't respond to the mistreatment of a minority, the world deplores the US for it. Social pressure usually encourages arrangements for the minority in question to be heard-out and given respect. That, however, is sadly not the case with your people. You've largely been abandoned by all but a few. Your fight for respect and acknowledgement will be a tough one, but also a glorious one, with nigh all the world against you. If you do go down in your fight for right, God willing, the children of the future will look back and see what you truly stood for and how your desire for respect and freedom was not unlike the desire of any other group of people. A tear would be shed for both the trampled, righteous few and for the ignorant who were blinded by the dirty trick that the tyrants pulled on them. "Why?" the children will ask. "Why couldn't the poor fools see the truth? Why did the World betray that band of their human brothers that just wanted freedom and respect like the rest? Why? Why was the cause of freedom forsaken?"
But....the fight is not yet over.
Yes, it is hard to act lawfully sometimes. This is especially true when what is lawful doesn't coincide with what is right. It is also hard when so much is stacked against you, like the situation you just described.
We supposedly live in a country that looks-out for minority rights. You are part of a minority, from what I understand. You're part of a persecuted minority, at that. Usually when the US (being the proclaimed "World Police" force) doesn't respond to the mistreatment of a minority, the world deplores the US for it. Social pressure usually encourages arrangements for the minority in question to be heard-out and given respect. That, however, is sadly not the case with your people. You've largely been abandoned by all but a few. Your fight for respect and acknowledgement will be a tough one, but also a glorious one, with nigh all the world against you. If you do go down in your fight for right, God willing, the children of the future will look back and see what you truly stood for and how your desire for respect and freedom was not unlike the desire of any other group of people. A tear would be shed for both the trampled, righteous few and for the ignorant who were blinded by the dirty trick that the tyrants pulled on them. "Why?" the children will ask. "Why couldn't the poor fools see the truth? Why did the World betray that band of their human brothers that just wanted freedom and respect like the rest? Why? Why was the cause of freedom forsaken?"
But....the fight is not yet over.
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