Sunday, October 3, 2010

Commentary on the Rallys in DC

On August 28th there was the 'Restore Honor Rally' in Washington DC on the National Mall. It was about turning back to the core values this country was founded on. Values that are Christian based and recognized as God given. It was not about attacking anybody...there were no political signs...it was simply about remembering and acting on values.
Yesterday was the 'One Nation Rally'. If one is to believe what the title says, it was suppose to be about bringing the country together. Hmmm....There were speeches attacking conservatives and calling them evil. Hmmmm, how does this bring people together?
I have seen comparative pictures of how the mall was left after each rally. After the 'Restore Honor Rally' the mall barely had any trash...in fact it looked better than the time I was there as a tourist. The people showed respect for our monuments and national sites. Yesterday, after the 'One Nation Rally' the pictures showed a mall full of trash and a general mess. (There was also less people in attendance than the other rally) There was litter everywhere. These are the people who are forever calling out for a better environment. It would seem just as the far left seems to enjoy the idea of the government picking up the tab for everyone on just about everything rather than everyone take responsibility for themselves, they have the same idea when it comes to their environment. Let the tax payer pay for the mess they leave behind in trash, too. It always seems to come down to someone else picking up and cleaning up after them.
People who respect themselves and God generally live clean lives and look clean. Have you ever noticed that so many of the far left people who live off government hand outs have also made thier bodies look like trash with all the piercings and tattoos of disgusting vile images? If there is so little respect for self, then how can one believe they have respect for this country, it's people, God, or the environment? Actions speak louder than words. Love or Hate? Good or Evil? I guess one has to decide for themselves.