The only way people lose "faith in the American culture" is when they remain silent. And .. if you're being "conditioned" that is YOUR problem. You get to choose what you watch and listen to.
A BIG line in the sand has been drawn .. it's called 9-11. As of that date, everything changed. It's only the dems/libs who haven't realized it.
You're right. A line in the sand has been drawn, but I refuse to BURY my head in said sand. We have Islam being taught in our public schools, homosexual activists initiating gay-straight alliances, the Holy Bible being defamed and beaten at every opportunity. We have women doing sex-dances on live television, homosexuals prancing about on every broadcast channel, gangster thugs speaking of hate and violence towards women and minorities on television, all hiding behind the free speech and freedom of thought principles.
Society is crumbling, and it is not an issue of simply "turning off" what I listen to or watch. I can ignore the problem all you like. It won't make it go away. It is a matter of having principles and standards. You do not teach 1st graders about sex. You do not invite some religions to speak at schools while telling others that having them would be a violation of the separation of church and state laws. But then, these very things I mention are happening all around the country and outside of this website there is very little outrage.
When are we going to mobilize? When is the American public going to take back our country? When will a person's character and honesty count? I have been waiting and waiting for stories similar to this to have some impact, to prove that things like a leader's character really do count to the American people. Kennedy was a cheater and he is somehow one of the most beloved Presidents in history. Clinton is a liar, and a cheat. He cheats on his family, lies to the American people, and yet is STILL defended and lauded as the greatest President ever, by democrats to this day!
The conditioning I was referring to is the result of all of these things. I have been conditioned to believe that, to most Americans, these things DO NOT MATTER. They do matter to me, however. I see it as a decay of our society, our culture, our way of life.
Unless we do something, unless people really wake up and realize that things like character, trust, and honor really matter over special interests and selfishness, our society is doomed to fail.
Because of everything I mentioned above, this Kerry scandal will not matter. We have become a nation too ignorant to tell the difference between right and wrong when considering what is in our best interests. It is one thing to find a nice little pocket on the web to discuss these things, yet quite a different matter to go out and affect societal change.
Simply turning the channel and denying you saw any of it is doing as much to harm society as those who push it on a population too ignorant to believe otherwise.