[MtnClimber]

Juneteenth is a Marxist invention just like Kwanza. Marxism does not promote liberty and freedom.

[Thommas]

So, why the deception?

This is an excellent article that needs wide dissemination. Bookmark and tell your friends..

[healy61]

For the umpteenth time, Juneteenth is not Julyteenth. Auto correct wants to acknowledge Juntheenth, but notes Julyteenth is not a word. My birthday is in Septemberteenth. Just before Hallowe’en in Octoberteenth. All teens matter.

[Tell It Right]

Us conservatives handle Juneteenth horribly. Every mention of Juneteenth or slavery should be a reason for us conservatives to loudly remind people that we should be glad that the Christian abolitionists won the argument over the mostly pro-slavery "enlightenment" crowd.

Every pro-abortion statement of "It's not a baby, it's a clump of cells. Christians should quit forcing their religion on us." should be replied with the reminder that the pro-slavery crowd said, "It's not a person, it's just property. Christians should quit forcing their religion on us."

[grey_whiskers]

Juneteenth is a Marxist invention just like Kwanza.

Let's turn it around on them. June 19th is when Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were hanged for supplying nuclear secrets to Communist Russia.

[Retain Mike]

Great article. I saved that as a reference for one of my essays. My take on this is as follows,

Karl Marx says, “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle”. This view is limited to what can be observed, measured, or computed. Everything exists within the bounds of infinity. Humanity exists as swarms identified to be irradicated or dominated. There is no perception or acknowledgement of eternity. The adherents to this philosophy must regard pseudo-economics and pseudo-science as a doxology; a liturgical expression of praise to their god. It must be continually repeated by those adhering to the faith of Social Marxism in order to retain the veneer of rationalism over a fundamentally irrational worldview.

The Declaration of Independence says, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. In this expression, the Creator reaches into our world from eternity to endow individual humans with inestimable value. We saw at the Constitutional Convention an understanding that true compassion, true leadership arises from understanding how very few individuals cannot create, encourage, explore, restore, repair, analyze, develop, build, and nurture as they exercise their intangible natural liberties. This vision was translated into our Constitution, which rely upon fallible individuals to both lead and reside within governments and private institutions committed to promoting human spirituality and rejecting the fiction of infallible human elites determining actions.

Since the emergence of independent colonies and for all time Americans would be defined as sovereign individuals finding their identity in exercising pre-existing intangible liberties within bounds of voluntary self-restraint and accompanied by the hazards and uncertainties of personal freedoms. Their ethnicity, gender, class, and race would always be secondary expressions of humanity. The notion that true humanity required material possessions found no merit.

[No name given]

At all.