Discussion on History and Patriotism
We all had to sit and watch that vile commie mayor sit on the wrong side of our founding father's desk to try and lecture us
about our own history. Notice how the communists always attacks your history. The communists must attack your history.
Why? Because history is what anchors you. It's what makes us attached to something.
Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
History breeds an almost irrational attachment to things, an attachment that is more powerful than anyone can imagine.
Erasing history is how you demoralize people, how you unmoor them and detach them from their society
so you can take it from them and rewrite it in your image. Think of your country like a home.
What makes your home special? It's not the marble countertops or the expensive furniture or the fancy appliances.
It's the memories you have there. That backyard is where we got married. That living room rug is where our son took his first step.
Hey, don't touch that. That was his first teddy bear.
It doesn't matter how torn and tattered that thing is, you will never get rid of it.
And you will fight anyone who tries to take it away. Why? Because you have history with it.
You ever buy a new home? Remember those first few months? Even the first few years there. It doesn't feel like home.
It could be a million times nicer than the crappy apartment you came from, but it doesn't feel like home for a long time.
time because you don't have history there. It's easy to knock down some walls, change
the floor plan. If you have no memories to attach you to it, it's just wood and drywall.
Who cares? Get rid of it. Memories make it a home, even the bad ones. Hey, remember when
dad hit his head on the rafter in the attic and we spent all night in the ER? That's the
avocado tree I fell out of and broke my first bone. Isn't it weird how even the bad memories
make us cherish a place? It's not like we long for those bad times, but bad times are
part of what makes us stronger, a part of what makes us who we are. How can you resent
those memories without fundamentally resenting who you are? History is so important to humans
that even bad memories anchor us to our home. And that's what the communist always starts
with, the bad memories. Oh, we can get rid of that little story. We can knock down that
statue. We can change the name of that street. That's a bad memory from our history. You
don't want that memory hanging around. You're not a bigot, right? And slowly but surely,
this wall comes down, then that wall gets sledgehammered. The rafter where dad hit his
head, that's gone. The rug where your son took his first step, that's gone. The gash
in the wood floor where you stomped the glass on your wedding ceremony, that's gone and
replaced with shiny vinyl planks. And now you've got a
a brand new home with no memories.
Now what?
Do you care what they do with it?
Do you care what color they paint the walls?
Nah, do whatever you want.
I don't care.
I have no attachment to it.
I have no memories with that.
You love your home because of the memories you have there.
And that's why the communist
always must destroy your memories,
destroy your history.
If the communist wishes to take your home,
he must first destroy your memory of it
so he can erase your attachment to it and demoralize you.
Mao destroyed what he called the four olds,
old ideas, old culture, old customs, and old habits.
If you call them olds, it makes them sound bad.
You don't want that old thing, get rid of it.
But it is fundamentally human nature
to cherish your history.
We crave learning about our history,
where we came from, who our ancestors were.
That's human.
But communism is an evil anti-human religion,
so it must destroy what makes us human.
The communist destroys your history
so he can take your home and rebuild it in his image.
That's why it's your patriotic duty
to celebrate today unashamed.
It's okay to love America.
Not only is it okay to love America,
it's necessary to love America.
We are the only bulwark against tyranny on this earth.
When Europe descends into madness time and time again,
it's our sons who cross the oceans to fight it.
and die for freedom and human dignity.
We don't let evil people destroy our history
and rewrite it in their image.
This is Independence Day.
It's not just a number on the calendar.
Don't say happy fourth.
That's commie gobbledy gook.
No offense, but it sounds like some fucking
commie gobbledy gook.
We say Independence Day.
Today we celebrate the men who reclaimed
a beautiful slice of this earth
and claimed it for God,
for the values of freedom and rugged independence.
Our history is messy.
Our history is violent.
Fuck yeah it is, and that's why we love it.
We aren't cowards.
We don't turn our backs on the painful memories
because they make us who we are.
Be proud of our country, damn it.
America is the birthplace of every great invention
in the last 250 years, like literally everything.
Airplanes, spaceships, internet, telephones.
As a country, we are batting 1,000.
Not only is it a miracle that this radical experiment
in self-governance even survived past 1776,
but we are the champions of the world.
Be proud of that.
Be proud of your history.
Millions of your ancestors fought and died to preserve it.
Kami Mamdani's ancestors never bled for this country.
He has no history here, so he has no attachment to our home.
He has no place to rewrite our history
and lecture us about what our country stands for.
So celebrate today.
Show some American pride.
Honor your history.
history, raise your flag, raise a finger and say, fuck you communists, this is our home
and you can't have it.
Today we celebrate our Independence Day.
God bless America.
God bless America.
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