Americans are proud of this place we call home.
It's where our ancestors came to start anew from the hardships they had in the past.
They worked hard and developed the beginnings of this nation we call home.
We are proud of them and thankful for living in a free country.
Yet freedom isn't free. It comes at the price of blood, sometimes innocent.
Walking outside after its been raining and the sun is shining while the temperature lingers around 55 degrees is pure beauty. The smell of the air is fresh and everything seems alive, including yourself. It's at these moments that I ponder things that have happened and things that might come. Today, I thought about music.
Ok, anyone can simply turn on the TV and hear the poor reports regarding our economy and the Fed. slashing interest rates. The liberal media informs us daily of the grave state of our economy and the usual scape-goat is the housing market. For some reason millions of Americans accept this information as truth. Is it, seriously?
Las Mujeres de Juarez: The Womyn of Juarez
For many years now unidentified serial-killers have roamed in the shadows of a forgotten border town prying on innocent womyn. For over 10 years these faceless and nameless victims have fallen to vicious attacks.
This is the continuation to http://www.progressiveu.org/221453-child-abuse-usa-homelessness-and-prostitution
This is the continuation to http://www.progressiveu.org/224151-child-abuse-japan-part-ii, and is part of a research paper about child abuse.
First and foremost, thanks to those who commented on my previous post, thank you for clarifying my intention on the pursuit of happiness as a quote from the Decl. of Indep.
You know it's bad when you go through the heart of your city and can't walk three feet without being bombarded with fast-food signs. We talk about being healthy yet we house fast food quarters all around. They spread like a bad rash to imperialize areas due to free enterprise.
