After all, people here know full well that having faraway bureaucrats in D.C. controlling your children’s education is a bad idea, not the good idea you suggest it is.

And if it’s true that you would die fighting to give every child a “free” education, then take your gun out and shoot me if you can.

It is also fairly ironic that you believe that only some people should be allowed to say Live Free or Die. What kind of twisted logic loopholes do you need to come up with that notion? And of course the topping for all of this is that those people you saw could be college students and *might* even have lived in NH longer than you since you only moved here recently. The thing we people in NH hate the most is someone telling us how to think and feel. You’re entitled to your opinion, but it isn’t mine and that is something you’ll have to accept.

for folks like us, fighting for freedom isn’t just our calling, it’s our very *identity*. it’s in our nature, and as a genetics buff no-one knows better than i that one can’t change one’s nature (not yet at least).

unfortunately our particular strain of human seems to be in the minority, but our identities are all we have in this world – all that’s really truly ours – and (imho) the only real sin in this life is the betrayal of one’s principles.

it doesn’t matter if our struggle is a Quixotic one: Patriots is what we are and defending Liberty is what we do. it’s not about winning, it’s about being able to look in the mirror and like what you see.

so i’ll make you a deal: you keep fighting the fight, and i’ll keep having your back. your passion inspires me and your writing nourishes and informs me. i love you and all our sistren and brethren in Liberty here on Homeland Stupidity.

that you keep being yourselves is good enough for me, and i think Ron would second that emotion.

love,
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