And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
no wonder! Their politicians have allowed invading armies the right of way, praying in the middle of and blocking their thoroughfares, setting aside police-protected no-go zones, allowing rape, murder, and theft while criminalizing complaints against same. No wonder the Euros love it in the U.S. A.
Classic good neighbor behavior in the South. Very good to see successes like that; there are several posts about visiting Yerrpeens having their eyes opened to a life lived with personal liberty in the US.
Freddy (@FreddyLA7) is a young German here having a ball with his mates driving across the south. He's in Houston now. First time to the US and he's loving it, and getting a lot of welcoming response from Americans - even putting up signs for him along I-10. I know he's doing it for clicks, at least partly, and there are quite a few Europeans trying to imitate his road notes. But still - it's nice to see America being appreciated in a genuine way. The biggest highlights seem to be awe of the stadium facilities and a real enjoyment of the food. Especially BBQ.
no wonder!
ReplyDeleteTheir politicians have allowed invading armies the right of way, praying in the middle of and blocking their thoroughfares, setting aside police-protected no-go zones, allowing rape, murder, and theft while criminalizing complaints against same.
No wonder the Euros love it in the U.S. A.
Easy on the food. It has addictive chemicals. You will need a big mac every hour.
ReplyDeleteClassic good neighbor behavior in the South.
ReplyDeleteVery good to see successes like that; there are several posts about visiting Yerrpeens having their eyes opened to a life lived with personal liberty in the US.
Freddy (@FreddyLA7) is a young German here having a ball with his mates driving across the south. He's in Houston now. First time to the US and he's loving it, and getting a lot of welcoming response from Americans - even putting up signs for him along I-10. I know he's doing it for clicks, at least partly, and there are quite a few Europeans trying to imitate his road notes. But still - it's nice to see America being appreciated in a genuine way. The biggest highlights seem to be awe of the stadium facilities and a real enjoyment of the food. Especially BBQ.
ReplyDeleteThis is so good to see rather than the usual 'America is a racist, fascist, hell hole!.' Great post!
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