A Short Speech You'll Never Hear...

by: Les Carpenter
Rational Nation USA
Liberty -vs- Tyranny

American Bald Eagle - Representing Freedom and Liberty

A short speech you'll NEVER hear from any candidate, of either party, who is seeking their party's nomination for the office of President of the United States.

"My fellow Americans, be not deterred in your search for reason and rational thought..

Do not turn from your quest to find truth and an understanding of objective reality.

Be ever suspicious of those circling on the far left as well as those on the far right, as they are your enemy. Indeed they are the enemy of constitutionally limited government and liberty.

Be afraid, very afraid of those who would have you believe the state, with its power hungry special interest manipulators, the ones who advocate increased dependency in statism as the answer to our problems. They simply will provide us with more chains to wrap around our already crippled liberties.

Yes my fellow Americans, we face daunting challenges. Challenges that will  require both  thinking outside the box as well as returning to a principled and ethical constitutionally limited government. It must be accomplished in our lifetime.

The circling fringes are hungry for your support. In their war of "political attrition" they will do and say whatever they think you might like to hear. Ignore the hyperbole and the platitudes. Focus like a laser on the core. The core of reason and rational analysis. Formulating your decisions on objective reasoning and discard all emotionalism. For this is how we as a nation will indeed slay the extremes that are constantly lurking just around the next corner.

Thank you, and may Reason and Objective Rational Thought prevail."

Funny how the understanding of freedom, liberty, responsibility, accountability, right and wrong, justice, reason, rational self interest, liberalism, conservatism, statism, and the entire host of concepts with respect to ethical behavior is understood (or misunderstood) in such a variety ways.

Greatness is usually found in, and defined by adherence to great principles. Something to think about, yes?

Via: A Document
Via: Document 2