Sundance508
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No - it's not the murder of 5 police officers in Dallas, or 3 police officers in Louisiana. It's not 9/11 or the Oklahoma City bombing. It's not the Watts Riots, the LA Riots, or the New Orleans Riots. It's not the $19 trillion in national debt or the erosion or rights. Unbelievably, it's not even slavery.
The greatest tragedy in U.S. history (in world history for that matter) is the unimaginable sacrifices men and women who founded this country and fought in wars to protect it, made - only to have modern-day liberals take their sacrifices and turn them into bargaining chips to be traded in for pitiful government table scraps and other handouts.
I guess for some - who never had to make any sacrifices and had freedom handed to them on a silver platter - liberty just doesn't mean that much. Millions throughout U.S. history made tremendous sacrifices - up to and including giving their lives - only to have it voluntarily surrendered by those on the left for some stamps allowing the purchase of cigarettes and beer.
The Sacrifices Made by the Men Who Signed the Declaration
Great post ...I had never seen the sacrifices the signers made....listed before...very interesting to see that.
I absolutely agree regarding how those who have defended this country(many paying the ultimate price) are not appreciated to the degree they should be....you see many academicians...professors etc. who in fact condemn not only the founders of this nation but those who have fought to defend it...in the name of some lofty idealism of modern day equalism....the nation is more divided today than at any time since The War Between The States...some call it a culture war that we are witnessing...I think a more accurate term would be Good Vs. Evil aka...... The Judaeo-Christian heritage that not only made America but made it great vs. modern day secuarlism,socialism and marxism.