In a perfect world, criminals would behave themselves. People would mind their own business, and the streets would be safe to take a walk on after dinner. In that perfect world schools would allow prayer, pledge to the flag and keep God in that pledge.
On Sunday's(or Saturdays if that’s how you do it.) People would go to church. Women wouldn’t wear threads that say yes, but when the bluff is called wont say no.
In a perfect world, the big deal on the weekend is the High School game.
But this is not the perfect world, this is the real world. Call the police if your home is invaded? Really? Time how long it takes one to show up without multiple calls. Person stealing your truck? Best the cops can do is put it in a data base and one big maybe in getting it back. Our only protection, a 45 cal pistol or 12 gauge, loaded. A ass full of buckshot does a lot to cure theft and deter crime.
Oh the schools that have been terrorized? Imagine if teachers had heat in the top drawer of their desk, and these perps, knew it?
So what else will Government take from you?
Will Obama have an agency supervising how you have sex? Will the DOT, be inside your personal vehicle watching and controlling how you drive? Can you imagine, having the USDA, tell you what to eat and when.
Sound like a terrorist dream? No its our nation in its current form, when they step on our 2nd amendment, what other liberties will them Yankee governments fellers take from you?
Solution? The CSA, Confederate States-of-America.
Join us and we can all live free, join the Knytes-of-Anarchy, after all, out of Anarchy comes order.
L8R Ya’ll
Quote of the Day:
Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death.
--Albert Einstein
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