Freedom's Creed with Rex Reed Rex Reed

We must never forget what happened on September 11, 2001.  We owe it to those who perished, as well as to their families, to remember their sacrifices. 

Granted, human beings often show a tendency to misuse the ability to think, reason, be rational, or treat other humans kindly.  But imagine if we were to throw animals into the mix.  Yikes!

There is plenty that we can all observe in our society, that needs improving.  But what about the good that people do on a daily basis?  We need to take back the narrative!  Let's not allow ourselves to be dictated to, by those who seem to be succeeding in their quest to divide us, and pit us against each other.  We need to choose to do the right thing, simply because it is the right thing.

Contrary to "popular opinion" it's not cool to ridicule men for being masculine.  I make a legitimate attempt to justify masculine behavior in men - and for that matter, the fact that there is both feminine and masculine characteristics in both women and men - and that's okay!

Whatever you're doing this Memorial Day weekend, take a few moments to reflect on the lives that have been lost, to preserve your right to enjoy a holiday.  Remember the fallen.

The right of the presumption of innocence, as enumerated in the Bill of Rights, is likely one of the most important and basic rights that exists for all Americans.  We must do all within our power to ensure that that right, as well as all the other rights afforded to us, whether enumerated or otherwise, are preserved for everyone.