As an elder, I've witnessed nationalism as a mighty affirmation of life and with a sense of unshakable rootedness. We as a nation were a totality of men united through a community of fate into a community of character.
All of this was destroyed by the infamous Woodstock generation who professed a hard core of interpretation surrounded by a pulp of disputable facts. This conflict between liberty and authority has left us with only a picture of human despair and misfortune.
Now with the question of survival. To begin, we must confess that the chief cause of our misery is less the violence of our passions than the feebleness of our virtues.
John Wilcynski
Auburn
Now with the question of survival. To begin, we must confess that the chief cause of our misery is less the violence of our passions than the feebleness of our virtues.
John Wilcynski
Auburn
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