The Farce of July

Please read it, share it, and remember that the truly revolutionary idea set forth by Mr. Jefferson and his allies was that government must be subordinate to a nation’s citizens.

Read that Declaration written by Mr. Jefferson.

Revolutionary then.

Revolutionary still, 248 years later.

There truly is no fate but what we make.

Mr. Peters gets the last word:

…It is not easy to take one’s independence back from those who have taken it away, for they will not give it back. Frederick Douglass understood this. He said a man gets exactly the amount of tyranny he is willing to abide.

If you have tired of abiding it, then stop abiding it. If a committed-enough minority of Americans decides to do just that, perhaps in the not-so-distant future Americans will be able to celebrate their independence again.

As opposed to what has become the Farce of July.

h/t WRSA

    
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tom finley
tom finley
6 months ago

A determined few is all we need, are you committed to independence?

strider777
6 months ago
Reply to  tom finley

You’re damned straight I am. And, Tom, so are millions of others just like us. It’s coming.

tom finley
tom finley
6 months ago
Reply to  strider777

God Almighty willing strider 777, have a blessed day.

strider777
6 months ago
Reply to  tom finley

And the very same to you, my friend.

Noway2
Noway2
6 months ago
Reply to  tom finley

That determined few, of which I am one, is too far separated geographically to do a damned thing.

tom finley
tom finley
6 months ago
Fido
Fido
6 months ago

We could save space by making it the same day….. just a thought.

Martha
Martha
6 months ago

Instead of “Life, Liberty, & The Pursuit of Happiness”, we now have “Death, False Freedom, and Enslavement.” Tragic! When Founding Fathers die off, so does their vision.