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Remembering Those Who Died for Our Government

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TUESDAY, MAY 28, 2024
Freedom is based on ownership. If it is possible for a person to own land and machines and buildings, it is also possible for him to have freedom of press, speech, and religion. But if it is impossible for a person to buy and sell land and other resources, then it is also impossible for him to have peaceful access to any effective means of disagreeing with the decisions of his government.

– Dean Russell

HORNBERGER’S BLOG
May 28, 2024
Remembering Those Who Died for Our Government
Each Memorial Day, countless Americans recite the standard mantra that has been inculcated within their minds from the first grade of the public (i.e., government) schools to which their parents were forced to send them: American soldiers who died in America’s wars died to protect our freedoms and defend our country. Each Memorial Day, it is worth reminding ourselves that such is simply …
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