Fight or surrender

American Thinker ^ | 28 Dec, 2020 | Carol Brown

[MtnClimber]

If we don’t fight, then we have surrendered. Those are the options. Pick one.

There are lots of words to describe how we feel right now. And none of them are good. It seems the left has checkmated us at every turn.

But we must shake the victim mentality. It is the antithesis of what it means to be an American.

No matter how overwhelmed we feel and no matter how daunting or hopeless our options may seem, we must fight for this country. And we can do it en masse on January 6th.

And as a brief aside: For those who want to fight but only if victory is assured, I recommend disconnecting those two things. We can only fight onward, never knowing when, or if, we will be victorious.

If we don’t fight, then we have surrendered. Those are the options. Pick one.

If we don’t fight because we feel tired, discouraged, and hopeless, then we don’t do justice to all who came before us – to all who risked their lives to build and protect this nation and define what it means to be an American.

Please turn down the volume in your brain that wants to say something snarky and cynical. We don’t have the luxury of such thinking.

President Trump has been fighting for us for four years – fighting the left and the right, fighting here and abroad, and often fighting alone.

How dare any of us claim to be exhausted, worn out, or too discouraged to lift a finger when this man has almost single-handedly achieved so much for this country?

And now he is calling on all of us to join him in Washington DC on January 6th and we must answer his call.

[The Mayor]

That’s a friend of mine at Robby Dineros gym

[DeplorablePaul]

That’s just it. I wouldn’t go to DC unarmed. If I shot a BLM bastard in self defense, it might be momentarily satisfying, but the consequences would be dire. Even USCCA wouldn’t help at all.