Then you don’t “hate the RATs”, or for that matter, the immorality in the state.
We have had plenty of past presidents and statesmen, founding or otherwise, warning us that shifting away from morality and religion would result in not only the Constitution being taken from us, but also the protection of God. Those are the people upon whom the country was built, and to sweep away those foundations means the whole nation crumbles. And what’s happening today?
“We have had plenty of past presidents and statesmen, founding or otherwise, warning us that shifting away from morality and religion would result in not only the Constitution being taken from us, but also the protection of God. Those are the people upon whom the country was built, and to sweep away those foundations means the whole nation crumbles. And what’s happening today?
All true! And Secular Progressivism is at the core of our problems. We have endured the totality of my lifetime, watching the “government educational system” devolve into something unrecognizable from what we had originally.
Even “organized” religion has become corrupted. They are shameless in their distain for our laws. We think Obama is bad. Well for openers, you can put the Catholic Church right alongside, and they are not alone. A lot of them are back “selling indulgences” to our politicians and our wealthy few. “Don’t like our position on abortion, no problem, for a few bucks ( quite a few really) we will look the other way Nancy.” And then there’s Harry Reid. The Mormon Church should be mightily ashamed to continue to let that cretin stay a member in good standing while he almost single-handedly destroys our country. For me, I don’t need any of them. A belief in God doesn’t require that you join anything, or at least that’s how I see it. So if yo do feel the need to join something, make is a small something where individuals matter more than power and money.
And as for your first line, I do HATE the RATs, because they and their followers are in league with evil, and they are anti-God. Until we have a real crisis, I don’t think we have a chance at changing things. I hope I am wrong, but that’s how I see it playing out. We don’t have a GOOD Party and an EVIL Party, we have an EVIL party and a NOT SO EVIL Party. The decent people in the NOT SO EVIL Party are too few to really accomplish anything.