I wanted to write a quick note thanking some people for acts of kindness and generosity in the aftermath of the debris flow. I saw the Schwann Brothers Excavation working on clearing out debris with their machinery and asked if I could pay them to drag my backhoe out to the street.
That was gracious and kind of them, and I wanted to acknowledge them. Further along on the theme of generous and kind companies that do excavation and repair of the land, I want to publicly thank Anthony Pozzebon for being very neighborly and kind toward our mutual friends Bobby Webb and his partner, Michael. Their creek had flooded, three bridges were washed out, killing their flamingoes and all Anthony knew was that he had to get in there to see if they were okay.
Anthony Pozzebon had no idea where they were, but he pushed in to check on my friends because that is who he is and how he was raised. We are blessed to have loyal, able, and kind people like this in our community. There are too many more to name, but do share your own names and stories, so when we go to hire someone to help us clean up and resume our lives, we choose local teams whose hearts are part of the community. I would only say you proved my point. As I anticipated, you attacked with all the liberal talking points expressed by the media, many college students, and headline-grabbing politicians, and could not expound on the roots or a basic premise of your progressive thought.
Of course, war, slavery, class, and God were all invoked. A fine example of debunking liberal spin and strengthening conviction to libertarian and conservative principles was given by Rachel Cooper in her response to Mr. In it, he crafts his triangle of freedom. Freedom requires virtue. Virtue requires faith. Faith requires freedom. It would be a different context.
I quoted the passage not to suggest Christ was a liberal although he made quite a few liberal statements. I believe he was a revolutionist. I never mentioned anything about social programs in our taxes. I would prefer my taxes going to social programs than going to wars.
