Our grandfathers finished their job. Let’s not do any less, shall we?

Good thought, wrong audience.

One of the differences between then and now is that we have so many more “world citizens” among our moonbat community whose first response to an event like 9-11 is to ask “What did we do to anger them and how can we make it up to them?”. In 1941, did anyone at all wonder what whether Pearl Harbor was really our fault?

In 1941, schools still taught our history – the struggles for liberty, the great ideas that led to expanding across the continent, the miracle of free enterprise, why America had accomplished so much in such a short time, our spritual heritage, and the importance of defending our freedoms. Now, they’re taught how capitalism leads to evil inequalities, how America is built on racism and imperialism, how any spiritual ideas amount to theocracy (except islamic ideas, of course), how they are all victims of the American system, and mostly, that we shouldn’t be Americans first.

It means that our people are becoming less knowledgeable about where we’ve been and what we’ve done, and therefore much more likely to make uninformed, bad choices (see, for example, November 6).