- Jan 16, 2001
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This article is from a man named Tom Wolfe who has written a great amount of highly acclaimed literature. He makes a great statement that I agree with on why everyone hates Bush.
You can find the article here.
In a nutshell he shows that the reason why the media giants and most of America do not like Bush is due to their moral views. Most opponents to Bush view the American lifestyle of sex, drugs, and more sex to be the lifestyle they are entitled to. Wolfe states "In the 60s they talked about a sexual revolution, but it has become a sexual carnival." They adamantly defend this non-morality and shows why all things Christian in the country are being removed.
There are a few definitions to religion such as a cause, principle, or activity pursued with zeal or conscientious devotion, but in a nutshell it is a shared community belief. This secularist, non-moral belief is itself a religion as it is taught not by a religious institution but by the public schools themselves and groups such as the ACLU.
You cannot deny that religion is not a fundamental part of American history. The country was founded from individuals seeking to escape injustices in the Roman Catholic faith but many communities followed strict Christian grounded beliefs. Anyone who argues we were founded with separation of church and state is correct, but what if noone recognizes a new religion is taking over the state? This new religion is doing everything in its power to prevent any threats to it, and that includes making America hates conservatives and especially George Bush.
You can find the article here.
In a nutshell he shows that the reason why the media giants and most of America do not like Bush is due to their moral views. Most opponents to Bush view the American lifestyle of sex, drugs, and more sex to be the lifestyle they are entitled to. Wolfe states "In the 60s they talked about a sexual revolution, but it has become a sexual carnival." They adamantly defend this non-morality and shows why all things Christian in the country are being removed.
There are a few definitions to religion such as a cause, principle, or activity pursued with zeal or conscientious devotion, but in a nutshell it is a shared community belief. This secularist, non-moral belief is itself a religion as it is taught not by a religious institution but by the public schools themselves and groups such as the ACLU.
You cannot deny that religion is not a fundamental part of American history. The country was founded from individuals seeking to escape injustices in the Roman Catholic faith but many communities followed strict Christian grounded beliefs. Anyone who argues we were founded with separation of church and state is correct, but what if noone recognizes a new religion is taking over the state? This new religion is doing everything in its power to prevent any threats to it, and that includes making America hates conservatives and especially George Bush.