Roth’s post on the formation of a new political party should have raised some pointed questions. I was surprised at the comments: I would have hoped for better input.
Let’s make some assumptions:
- No one issue will ever receive 100% support. Which is why our Republic initially set up minimum requirements for approving legislation in the Constitution: simple majority or 2/3 to pass legislation or treaties.
- The government represents the people:
3. We are a moral and religious people:
If we want to survive and move forward, instead of attacking and dividing, why don’t we start with listing what we want. Then we will build a party (or a new country/countries) based on that foundation as our founding fathers did. Remember, the Constitution came second and replaced the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union. So much for the Perpetual label. The point is to learn from our mistakes and not rush blindly into the future.
Going back to the first point above: we must all understand that we will never get consensus on every aspect of a government or even one solution. What I saw in the comments of the initial post was attacks and division without any questions of what “America First for All Americans” means and represents. What path forward would be successful based on the sampling of comments on the first post? Would you listen to people who comment with no solutions when presented with the formation of a new party? I would at least expect questions to asked and suggestions to be made.
The second point is a quote by the evil Lincoln which was propaganda meant to appease people in an economic war. It is what the government of the Great Experiment was supposed to be. Unfortunately, it has become the antithesis of our forefathers’ legacy. The people are not represented by the government: we are enslaved, attacked and murdered by tyrants.
Which leads to the third point: our white culture was the basis of the American Dream. This foundation was destroyed by removing morality and Christianity. “We the People” allowed this to happen.
So let’s build the foundation for a new party or a new country instead of denigrating everything presented without any thought or consideration.
I can make a list but let me present some topics that must be addressed prior to making suggested solutions:
- Secure borders
- Secure currency
- Immigration requirements
- Secure elections
- A legal framework designed to protect citizens instead of controlling them
- Education
- Moral code
- Religious freedom
- Structure of the government
- Natural law rights
Obviously there are more issues but the point is to start developing the framework instead of marginalizing everything. Take a breath, step back and drop the negativity and personal pride. We have an opportunity to break the chain and regain our freedom. Let’s not waste it because we will not get a second chance for a long time if we lose this opportunity.
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