Zell Miller used this quote in his speech at Atlanta's March for Life last week.
Amazing that it came from a frogFrenchman.
Both France and America could do well to remember his words.
The godless and thereby souless Americans who would delete God from our society are driving us farther and farther away from our roots, our genius and our power.
Sleazywood, newsrags, magazines, T.V., books (Oprah as a book critic HAS to be the depth of low taste on our planet.), pop music and fashion-for-the-young all strive for their Almightly Buch AND desperately try to inculcate our society down the path of least resistance.
It's bad enough to be such a money-grubbing society but to add the agenda of DESPERATELY leading our people down the sleaziest, lowest, coarsest, crudest, most vulgar, least uplifting, least moral path is the very worst. They show us the low road.
Music and its collection of pornography put all the sewage to rhythm so we can dance and drive ourselves to relative moralism (If it feels good, do it. I'm a victim.).
Sleazywood produces a steady flow of anti-American, anti-police, anti-military movies, stupid, vapid comedies, action and sci-fi movies which denegrate non-minority males as weak, stupid anti-heroes to be saved, in the nick of time no less, by strong, balanced, smart women and minority heroes.
T.V. adds its might with its steady flow of comedic, dramatic, historical-lying, left-wing news and analysis septic fuel. Americans cackle, crow, guffaw and applaud at the soft porn, homosexual comedy, self-aborbption, youth-minority-woman worshipping casts and agenda-driven dramas and consider themselves well entertained.
Even the History Channel manages to skew the world. I remember one "Story of Jesus" production that said that Jesus was "probably" only a stonemason, probably got married, had children and was really nothing but a "good man" who really didn't perform any miracles. That was just mob hysteria and wannabe fairytale storytelling. After all, there were tons of "Jesuses" at the time with Messianic fervor a norm.
Fox News ran a "Story of Jesus" that I HAD to turn off, it was so anti-Christ.
I often go to the "religious" section of this site just to read some uplifting, positive stuff, even if it's only the latest debate within the Episcopalian Church or the latest rantings of the Russian and other Orthodoxies. Hope they don't catch me at this. They are rather touchy. :o)
Is there a smaller font than one? Say a "1/8" font? Lol.
I hope you're not one of'em! Yikes.