An amazing picture you may or may not want to print

[JColumbus]

Decided to share this because I thought it was good enough to print and hang.

Saw it while watching a documentary about the "Filthy Thirteen". I'm a bit of a WW2 nerd... Just in case you wanna watch it.

 

[Texasjack]

Sadly, what was true in 1943 is not true today. People want socialism and government control of everything and even censorship of any ideas that run counter to their desires. The people who want to keep the American values of 1778 and 1943 are, for the most part, unwilling to stand up and say so. Don't be surprised if the Gestapo rip down your picture while they are confiscating your guns and ammo.

 

[JColumbus]

Sadly, what was true in 1943 is not true today. People want socialism and government control of everything and even censorship of any ideas that run counter to their desires. The people who want to keep the American values of 1778 and 1943 are, for the most part, unwilling to stand up and say so. Don't be surprised if the Gestapo rip down your picture while they are confiscating your guns and ammo.

How many other threads are there for a post like this? I understand the sad nature of our country today and don't have too much faith in the people making it any better, but this thread isn't about that. Never the less, our nation is still GREAT, BECAUSE we have a document that acknowledges our power to be able to replace our government in the first place. So yea, maybe we won't, and time soon, or in the foreseeable future. But until the states get together and amend that document out of existence, this country will be the best damn country on earth.

They can tear our ****'n house down, but they'll never crack our foundation and when we rebuild, even if it's in a thousand years, that foundation will assure that the new house will be just as great as the first.