Money Can’t Buy "Earned American Citizenship", it is Bought with blood of American Patriots.
STOP MEXICAN INVASION, DEMAND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
BEFORE NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY UNDERMINING INTERNATIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS ARE SIGNED
BEFORE NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY UNDERMINING INTERNATIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS ARE SIGNED
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"He who dares not offend cannot
be honest" - Thomas Paine •
"He who dares not offend cannot
be honest" - Thomas Paine •
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Money Can’t Buy "Earned American Citizenship", it is Bought with blood of American Patriots.
Mark Lowry
January 31, 2007
Mark Lowry
January 31, 2007
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Citizenship is not earned by work; it is a common bond between Americans forged through years of mutual adversity of slavery, indentured servitude, service in the wars, depression, and Robber Baron oppression by the elite and ultimate success over that adversity. People who collectively sacrifice their lives and fortunes for America’s survival leave a legacy for their families that bonds them to America and other Americans that can not be measured in terms of money or a few years of work. To suggest American citizenship is worth a few thousand dollars and some years of crime free employment cheapens value and sacrifice other Americans have made to be called citizens.
American Patriots pay the price for American citizenship with their toil, sacrifice, sweat, blood and tears, not with their demands for American benefits.
Immigrants to America from diverse cultures are not assimilated as Americans until that bond is cemented in fires of adversity with brother Americans in the boiling hot waters of the American melting pot.
Citizenship is not earned by work; it is a common bond between Americans forged through years of mutual adversity of slavery, indentured servitude, service in the wars, depression, and Robber Baron oppression by the elite and ultimate success over that adversity. People who collectively sacrifice their lives and fortunes for America’s survival leave a legacy for their families that bonds them to America and other Americans that can not be measured in terms of money or a few years of work. To suggest American citizenship is worth a few thousand dollars and some years of crime free employment cheapens value and sacrifice other Americans have made to be called citizens.
American Patriots pay the price for American citizenship with their toil, sacrifice, sweat, blood and tears, not with their demands for American benefits.
Immigrants to America from diverse cultures are not assimilated as Americans until that bond is cemented in fires of adversity with brother Americans in the boiling hot waters of the American melting pot.
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