Fixing Tomorrow

In recent events, the internet was swamped with a debate over a cup some corporate company put out. I stayed as far away from that nonsense as possible. The ignorance that was spewing over a cup was intolerable. The simple fact that anyone feels they should get the religious foundation out of something they're just going to discard anyway, is just stupid to put it simply. If you want to hold firm to your beliefs and if you want God to be in your life, only you can put him there. Your heads are so far up your butts, you've lost focus of reality.

And then Paris happened.

I'm starting to feel like terrorists are like spoiled children. If you think about it, they certainly act very much the same. They feel entitled, they act like complete brats who destroy things to get attention, and then that's just what we give them, the attention they want. I'm sure it's also the way we handle them, with such kid gloves. Take no mercy on those who feel that they can walk into anyone's home country and destroy it. Trying to make a statement, trying to install fear into other countries, and trying to get the world to focus on them is pathetic. Absolutely shut down the borders, absolutely storm their country and hunt them down, absolutely execute them on site. I support our military and I know when it come to a head, many men and women will do what they need to to protect the USA and any other country that is being threatened without cause. I can't understand that when the terrorists attack our Presidents puts on kid gloves and has the "let's not point fingers" attitude. Absolutely point fingers, especially when they're standing in front of the world saying it's them, when they tell you who will be their next target. Refuse entrance into our country and go after the wicked in the world, do not coexist with it.

I have friends in Paris and I'll never be more grateful than for them being able to check in safe on Facebook. 

When the US was attacked in 2001, we went on the defense immediately. We went to war, we defended ourselves, and we went after the responsible parties. We didn't stop until we made it clear that we will not be victims and we will not tolerate being bullied in our country. There may have been a lot to disagree with when President G.W. Bush was in office, but there's so much more to disagree with when it comes to Obama. He should have never been allowed to be voted in. The country is warped on the idea of popularity and not on the power of knowledge. I personally don't think anyone should be allowed to run for Presidency who hasn't served in the military. It should be a rule as much as being a citizen, although that prerequisite seems to be fading as well. Obama seems like a nice enough guy, but to be the leader of the free world, he doesn't have what it takes.

Go back to the basics. In God We Trust. Put religion back into focus everywhere, it's where our country started. If you or anyone doesn't like it, the planet is a very big place and I'm sure you could find somewhere to rest your head other than here. Support our military, regardless if you disagree because at the end of the day, they give you the power to do just that and disagree. We could have militants who execute you for having an opinion, that is an option. And damn it! Where is the Pledge of Allegiance?! I understand that as a child and being naive to things was they way it was but we're adults. Get educated, get empowered, and take a stand. Terrorist attacks or shootings in our backyards, enough has got to be enough already!