i was japan when all this mess happened. and now i read on the net all the media about how the government is going to take away freedoms and such. it is like everyone has believed it has already happened and it is no use fighting the hostile take over of our rights. everyone says that we should comply because the times have changed and blah blah, but that is just plain b.s. the only thing that has changed is people commitment to upholding the virtues that made the u.s. such a great country to be targeted by those who can't fathom what freedom and the responsibility that comes with it is all about. i could i would risk my own life to stop terrorism, but i can't surrender my conscious to a alien world of government suppression. if the already constrained rights become more restricted i might just have reconsider where i choose live. even though america might be still be the most afluent place to live even after the destruction of civil liberties, my conscious might cause me to re-evaluate where i want to live and raise my family. the terrorists attacked are freedom and its our freedom we have to defend.
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i was japan when all this mess happened. and now i read on the net all the media about how the government is going to take away freedoms and such. it is like everyone has believed it has already happened and it is no use fighting the hostile take over of our rights. everyone says that we should comply because the times have changed and blah blah, but that is just plain b.s. the only thing that has changed is people commitment to upholding the virtues that made the u.s. such a great country to be targeted by those who can't fathom what freedom and the responsibility that comes with it is all about. i could i would risk my own life to stop terrorism, but i can't surrender my conscious to a alien world of government suppression. if the already constrained rights become more restricted i might just have reconsider where i choose live. even though america might be still be the most afluent place to live even after the destruction of civil liberties, my conscious might cause me to re-evaluate where i want to live and raise my family. the terrorists attacked are freedom and its our freedom we have to defend.