The travesty of what has happened to us is no less than our women and children, no less than our culture, no less than our safety, and no less than the worldviews that are forced onto us. These things outweigh many of the day-to-day problems you will have by an insurmountable margin. We have thrived for 8000 years, survived famine and war, and through all of these feats, we have persevered, invented, and spearheaded the science of philosophy and diction. Our greatness is an essence that we will never be able to fathom or truly grasp. If only we knew the things each of our ancestors went through to provide for our existence, maybe then we would. Do not put a safety on your radicalism; do not limit your virtues. We have been blessed with a birthright, and we will have this birthright one day. Never falter; the past and its achievements, when it comes to our race, will be forever unknown. But, we can but, we can imagine. We can carry their names where time cannot, breathe life into the soil buried beneath our feet, and prove ourselves worthy of the sacrifices that carried us here. Let our virtues be measured by what we leave behind, and what we entrust to the future generations. May those who come after us look upon our age not as one of decay, but as the moment we chose to build again.

@NorthwestVirtue🇺🇸