Thoughts on the 4th

Today we celebrate the birth of the USA. Our faith, strength, fortitude and belief in the American way makes us the strongest nation and a decent nation with respect for the human race. It saddens me that non-english speaking people are too lazy, yes too lazy, to learn the native language of our people. To know the real blessings of being a citizen of this great country you have to embrace the culture instead of trying to change it. And for God's sake, don't start your American experience with an illegal act like sneaking across the border. March right up and apply for citizenship. You are an embarassment to those immigrants that have come before you and proceeded in a proper manner. They are truly great Americans and some I count as friends.

Mark Twain once said, "Vow to not let tolerance become indifference." We are there folks. In order to survive we must constantly embrace our founding principles and border on cautious when accepting major changes. Terrorists abound and are nothing more than no-good idiots that need killing. If you don't like my country and think it is the great Satan then stay away. Who in his right mind wants to hang out with the devil anyway? Exist in your miserable world of inequality and human suffering. Don't try to bring us down to your sewer existence. If you attack in a terrorist fashion then you will die and go straight to hell. Now, you can flame all you want in the comments, but it will not change what is right. Mark my word, if we don't shore up our nation it will fall. Please remember this is not a forum. If this attitude offends let me just say the world wide web has many choices. God Bless America!

"America is much more than a geographical fact. It is a political and moral fact - the first community in which men set out in principle to institutionalize freedom, responsible government, and human equality."
-Stevenson