If I were to choose
the right path for America I would start by seeking the advice of our
Forefathers. In our history lies the
answers to most problems that arise.
People are quick to dismiss solutions from the past always looking for
progressive new concepts. Why should we
give up the ideals that have made this country great for centuries? I understand progress in industry, medicine
and education but to change the very foundation of our success and take away
the incentives that have always made this the greatest country in the world
makes no sense. There will always be
those who are dependents and there will always be those who strive for
success. By taking the incentive away
from those who seek to achieve will not make achievers out of the chronic
dependents. It will just reduce our
ability to produce wealth. Taking from
the rich and giving to the poor may have been a colorful idea in the fictional days
of Robin Hood but it has been proven to be disaster for every country that has
instigated such a practice. Just take
North Korea for example. Compared with
South Korea the north is in abstract poverty.
The Soviet Union is another example of the failure of this type of
system. They, by brute force held
together a group of Countries forced to live under their
socialistic system. Eventually it broke
down and dissolved into what is now Russia.
There still is a Communist regime in place but they have evolved to
employ more and more capitalistic concepts.
The United States has always been a beacon of freedom for millions
of people who live under tyranny, the shining light on the hill that Reagan
spoke so eloquently about. The emigrant people
who populate the United States have traditionally done so to become part of
this great experiment in freedom. They
came to America to succeed and to become independent from an oppressive
government. In the last two decades we
have been inundated with those who do not want to be Americans but want to use
our system only to work underground tax free and use our emergency medical facilities
& our welfare system. I understand
the desire to try to better ones self and improve their families opportunities
but in any other country they would have been jailed for crossing the border
illegally, not rewarded.
For our country now to offer amnesty to those who have
crossed illegally is a slap in the face for all those generations who came to
America legally and have assimilated into our society. This country has never been anti emigrant in
fact it is emigrants that really built America.
It’s only when you inject politics into emigration that it creates
animosity among our citizens. We have
divided ourselves into factions in this country in a battle for power, African
Americans, Mexican Americans, Jewish Americans and any other hyphenated Americans
that may want to get into the power grab.
When we once again consider ourselves just plain Americans and vote
according to our belief system rather than our origins we will find the
strength to rebuild this democratic republic relighting that beautiful light on
the hill that made America great.
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