I was just reading in the Deseret News about the speech President Obama is going to give to America's youth. When you hear of the first few things he will be speaking about it sounds like an encouraging speech, but once you learn that he is going to use this speech to indirectly talk about how youth should take actions to break away from their parents beliefs and indoctrinate themselves with socialistic thinking you wonder were this country will be in the future. President Obama will be talking about the necessity of education in "building a new foundation for America". Yes, education is necessary in maintaining the foundation of America, but not in building a "new foundation". What do you suppose our president means by a new foundation? I believe that building a new foundation in government would be saying that you are creating new principles and getting rid of the previous ones. Does that mean that principles of America such as the right to bear arms, freedom of speech, and balance of power between branches of government will be replaced. What will be placed in their absence? Perhaps the right to being shot by criminals, freedom of silence, and the consolidation of power.I am not saying we should not listen to our president, but if he is trying to deceive America we should make his power go back down to size or perhaps find someone who has morals and believes in America, mainly the already existing foundation of America.
To read the article and angering comments from the following link: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705327522/Obama-protest-planned-by-parents.html
5 comments:
Do not under any situation let them indoctrinate you against your beliefs. The truth is the truth and we have the truth! God will be the winner and we know what side He is on. We want to be on His side. I see a lot of things in the Book of Mormon that are repeating themselves. The Gadiation Robbers, Secret Combinations, The Religion of the Nahors (They were lawyers), King Noah. I can see why Pres Hinkley wanted use4 to read the Book of Morman
I believe current education is about as good as it can get. It's not biased (although we already have an infestation of liberal professors in our colleges) and the students have responsibility to fail and make $6,000 a year, or try, make it into higher education, and possibly be really successful. You get what you work for and everyone has an equal chance to pass high school at the least. Equal opportunity's, different outcomes. Everyone gets there own effort back. And of course we have things like disability and social security for those who's opportunity's aren't equal. That's really all the input we need from the government. Create an unbiased chance for everyone to have education and fair pay. Let them do the rest.
I can't remember any president ever doing what Obama is doing. It's more than a little bit creepy and very scary. You are right we don't need a "new" foundation. We need to get back to the old one. The big O did warn us he planned to change things.
We are having an emergency fac. meeting about the speech tomorrow.
I'm wondering if your little brothers will be "sick" next Tuesday.
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