How the Destruction of a Civic Society Destroyed America

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By Jake Hopkinson

The increasing rancorous behavior from the left to people who oppose their views is more evident in today’s society then it ever has before. The constant hatred and repressive behavior has never been worse than it is today. We have been shunned from a society that we loved so dearly. We have been harassed and fired from our jobs for mere political beliefs. Exchange of ideas and healthy debate has been extinguished if you don’t fall in line to the tyrannical left. President Reagan often wrote how freedom is one generation away from extinction. We have hit that generation. 80 million Americans have been called white supremacists and domestic terrorist from people who are suppose to control this country and bring about unity. Washington currently looks more like Bagdad with armed troops protecting a dictator. A permanent fence is being built to surround the White House and despotic globalists who are taking away our own second amendment rights that we use for own protection. They build a wall to protect them, yet the tear down a wall to protect Americans and American jobs. Churches have been told to close their doors to people who seek spiritual help. They have been replaced with hemp stores and strip clubs that remain open. So much has changed since the generations of WWII. Eighty-four percent of America’s born between 1928 and 1945 identified as Christians. Fifty present of those reported attending religious service once a week. In contrast in today’s millennial generation less than 50% report no Christian affiliation with 64% report attending no kind of religious service. During this period of time, we saw Americans who bonded together to help their community out for the greater good. To improve society with civic engagements and grow together spiritually. Post WWII, we saw a generation of Americans who exchanged ideas without ridicule and participated in town halls where healthy debate was achieved. We saw communities that thrives on social bonds and clubs. They all succeed and virtually had no political ties. We sad a civic society that was not weaponized and dominated for political gain. As times have changed, Americans are less religious and have replaced religion with politics and political driven organizations that continue to cause havoc and destruction. Organizations that continue to vandalize and tear down our history all for the sake of politics. Virtually any organization has now become political in nature. You can’t go to a knitting class or community event without being judged or ridiculed if you don’t agree with someone’s views. We are even told you can’t serve in the military and believe in God at the same time, because it’s politically incorrect. The radical change over the last half century has destroyed what was once known as a civic society. The Democrat party has taken everything personal in America and manipulated it for political gain. There is no free speech if you don’t fall in line. America is all too much turning into a Soviet like state with controlling our personal way of thinking and censoring it if does not abide to their rhetoric. Truth is no longer pursued as anything we believe in as conservatives is manipulated by society and weaponized against us. When groups are forced to live under one way of thinking and one government, Balkanization will result. We continue to be shunned for society as our children are taught America is a lie and this is what you are to believe in now. Stalin was correct when he said “ People who cast the votes mean nothing, people who count the votes mean everything.” As we continue to try to live in a republic that was stolen from us, only time will tell the end result.

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