921 Allies In Liberty

<p>America is as divergent a nation as there ever was, built entirely of immigrants. With all the different cultures, customs & traditions, the one thing that held all these people together was a desire for liberty.<span lang="en-US"> Liberty is autonomous decision-making and is best for you given the knowledge you possess that no one else does; while other people are presumably doing the same. In the end, the best possible situation emerges because it was managed at every turn by every individual person for their own benefit. Though the implementation isn't perfect, it's as close as any society can get. As long as we shared the ideology of liberty, we were allies with one another. No one owes their allies anything more because fulfilling a contract obligation requires no thanks.</span></p> <p>We were taught to respect one another, not be offended by them. We certainly didn't impose on their liberty, and we expected them not to impose on ours; and w<span lang="en-US">e expect our allies to fulfill their obligations as we fulfill ours. There are no enforced morals, values or ethics, and no foreign interests. Other people are not our unasked for partners, and there is no higher order. Up until now, the alliance was working; h</span>owever, ask yourself if you feel that most people in America are still allies; and if not, why not?</p>