Today the world feels dangerously divided, but we must be careful not to lose our humanity while fighting for humanity itself. Imagine a world where we can grow together, where we do not rely on government to force progress, and where we embrace our differences as part of what makes the human race so incredible. Sienna Mae Heath was once a pessimistic liberal, but has now awakened as an optimistic independent. She’s living in between, part of the bridge generation trying to find unity and truth for us all.
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[…] by Sam Martin […]
Bridges do break. Decay and entropy may topple the best of ’em. Plate techtonics can crush them thoroughly.
Maintenance and sometimes occasional replacement are best for dependence on the super highway of human life. Maintenance may be costly. Disastrous storms may seem unlikely.
Human communities may survive with perseverance and roots that hold the ground.
[…] I no longer consider myself a liberal. I am an independent and I declare my freedom. […]
When the SCOTUS rules against rights, who will protect us from our protectors? Each of us has rights that cannot be taken, only denied or ignored by even us. I have never recognized govt. as having the power to rule over me, only to protect me. When it violates my sovereignty (rights) and tells me it’s for my own good, I am not convinced. But govt. doesn’t care. Govt. only pretends to be a protector to defraud, e.g., pretend to be a parent over our political immaturity. Anyone who expects you to stop judging them and trust them to think for you is NOT your friend/protector.
[…] I no longer consider myself a liberal. I am an independent and I declare my freedom. […]
[…] of the power imbalances in our society, in our relationships, within our own individual selves, real unity will continue to elude […]