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�For a people to be united, they need to share values and a culture. What happens when one of the two major parties in the country decides it no longer supports Christianity, capitalism, the flag... View More?
�For a people to be united, they need to share values and a culture. What happens when one of the two major parties in the country decides it no longer supports Christianity, capitalism, the flag, patriotism, the rule of law, or the Founding Fathers? What happens when it decides that the Constitution is essentially meaningless because it�s a �living� document that people can rewrite any which way they choose? What happens when they decide that the greatest country in the history of the world is fundamentally evil? What happens when they want to tear down statues and rename buildings for the heroes of yesteryear because they don�t live up to the hypersensitive standards of today? At a certain point, people have to ask the natural question, which is, �Why do we want to remain united as a people when we don�t agree on anything that matters?� Sure, a lot of us may like the same TV shows or sports, but that�s not enough to hold a country together long term. If you are cheering on people tearing down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, think America is fundamentally racist, spit on the flag, and want to turn America socialist, you have more in common with Osama Bin Laden or Stalin than you do with the other half of the country. If people on the fringes think that way, it�s survivable, but as it increasingly becomes what half the country believes in, something has to give."
-Rush Limbaugh
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