[Ohioan]

The wall, alone, will not work. We need to find the will to again assert ourselves as a unique people. That means manning the wall. It means rediscovering the importance of ethnicity; of a sense of the importance of preserving our unique communities; of understanding that any people worth their "salt," as the saying goes, must have a multi-generational sense of purposeful continuity. We need to again recognize, both the moral & pragmatic significance of the Fifth Commandment.

The "Politically Correct," silence on the subject must end. Trump has already wounded the self-destructive & stifling mentality that is behind it. But we have to expose it as the lunacy that it is.

Your poet Kipling captured the vital spirit, that is needed to make anything really work, better than perhaps any other writer of his time.

[Vanders9]

Exactly correct - you put it much better than I did! When are people going to realise that power, in and of itself, is useless without the political and moral will to utilise it.

In the same way that there is no point in a wall with no-one to man it; what is the point of the largest and most technologically advanced military on the planet if the society that it represents and defends will never agree to use it? The progressives have been rotting the moral and cultural underpinnings of American society (and Western society generally) for decades. A frighteningly large proportion of US college graduates have been taught to despise and disparage their own country and culture almost reflexively. And most of the rest have been cowed into silence.

Its going to need more than a wall. Its going to need the will to build and maintain it and the society it protects. And I'm sorry, I just dont see that will anymore. Not outside Free Republic anyway.