[TheRealThing]

I feel certain that the founding fathers never remotely thought that the country would be self-destructing from within because of all the nanny programs and assaults on the natural law (abortion, homosexual marriage, etc.) which has been instigated and nurtured by the liberal Democrats.

Instead of being a country of rugged individualists building their own futures we have become a country of loafers, con artists, reprobates, special interest groups, and amoral perverts. Somehow I believe the founding fathers would have, had they foreseen the carnage, chosen to not bother in the first place.

It's heartbreaking, that's for sure. And, although I believe the founding fathers would be turning in their graves, were that possible, anybody who has skin in the game is offended by what we see and hear in our day. The uber liberal is usually one who never served his country, or conscientiously objected while serving. As the record demonstrates with regard to the case of anti-war activist and current Secretary of State John Kerry.


John Lennon and Yoko Ono at a rally in Bryant Park on April 22, 1972

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"We marched down Central Park West and then Broadway. The streets were thronged with about 35,000 chilly, wet people. As we approached Times Square cheers went up as we saw a headline about the march go around the “news zipper.” The march turned east at 42nd Street and ended in Bryant Park, where a stage for speakers was set up near the southwest corner.

Speakers included John Kerry, representing the Vietnam Veterans Against The War (VVAW). It was the day he and Lennon were photographed together." http://www.thedailysheeple.com/full-circ...use_092013



John Lennon, though the victim of murder himself, did a lot to degrade this nation's image of itself. Had college profs done their jobs and properly cast the liberal and socialist rantings for which Mr Lennon is so well known, against the truthful backdrop of her very recent contributions to the world, things may well have gone differently in this country. Lennon, like so many liberals, was a blissfully naïve man. Whose homeland, thanks to the gift of countless thousands of American lives, was delivered out of the hand of that madman, Adolf Hitler at the end of WW2. Lennon would have been abundantly clear on this matter. He'd have known only too well that he and his countrymen would have been slaves to the Nazis, and would have had no chance to amass the unbelievable riches he and the rest of the Beatles enjoyed, otherwise. As his music and his life reveals however, he had nothing but contempt for the US or Parliament, for that matter. Hence, the anti-war rhetoric, activism and legacy. Said legacy is embodied much more meaningfully by his significant influence in the lives of today's American liberal, than his music ever could. Ironically, the pot culture may have well put America's future in the pot. :biggrin: And now, marijuana is being legalized, along with the other ills Harry Rex so aptly identified in the above referenced post.

Coming full circle. Just saying something don't make it so. And, just as equally, not liking something isn't necessarily going to make it go away either. So, although 'imagining', the world free from hunger, want, sickness, war, and devoid of all pollutants and responsibility for one's sexual forays might make good fodder for a folk song, it's never going to happen on this planet. And, though liberals might get sufficient legislation passed so as to wall paper the entire grounds of Woodstock, their whole premise was still dreamed up at a pot party attended by a bunch of hippies.