[Viennacon]

If only we were allowed landmines for the liberals who might sneak onto the property.

[cripplecreek]

Don’t make your house a “NO!” Zone. I’ve done literally thousands of radio interviews around the country on the issue of protecting our homes and families from an ever-invading crude culture. Invariably, at least one well-meaning caller will say something like, “I agree that the culture is evil—so I’ve ripped out the TVs, don’t allow the Internet in my house, and don’t let my kids have cell phones.” Sadly, these parents have mistaken technology and hardware as the problem. The problem isn’t the technology—it’s the way we use it, and the way we allow others to misuse it in our homes. Instead of banning everything, we should harness the good, and filter out the bad.

Besides you can't be engaged in a culture war if you do nothing but retreat from it. Bravely retreating is still just retreating.

[familyop]

People who learn to build houses might really own homes.

[tomkat]

.. all void of human understanding, emotion, and creativity.

Opines someone who's unlikely to have ever designed and/or built anything, apparently believing that houses and such simply spring from the ground like magic mushrooms.

Each of those 'voids' has gone into everything I've built over the past 35 years, be it a garden shed or a dovetailed table or a kid's toy train.

             

[Shadowstrike]

you “buy” a house, but you “make” it a home.