Embrace Conflict

Teddy Roosevelt (Not the socialist Roosevelt) said: If I must choose between righteousness and peace, I choose righteousness. Talk about something that will make the moral relativists screw themselves into the ceiling, (as opposed to screwing themselves in some other creative way), there's a quote that will make them crazy on multiple levels.

I'd like to modify it. If I must choose between peace and freedom, I choose war. I seek dialogue and compromise with a rational opponent. But an opponent that seeks to topple my landmarks and symbols and deny my fundamental human rights is not a rational opponent. These rights - Granted by the Creator, enforced by the US Constitution and echoed by the United Nations, should be enforced for all. But this opponent believes it is mans duty to enforce a strict code of religious conduct. He believes that any secular government or law is an abomination. This opponent does not want to be understood, and does not want dialogue. He wants no compromise or truce. He wants no peace. He wants to create media saturation of has savage acts and then he wants the media to paint the American response as imperialist crusader aggression.

I will not be victimized by either force or guilt. I embrace this conflict. I will enjoy this conflict. I will do what I can to see that this nation delivers the opponent into his grave. That his twisted oppressive ideas will die when his oxygen starved brain shuts down.

Western Culture is not guilty of anything. Western culture has been the platform for prosperity, liberty and happiness for more people than any culture in the history of the world. Western culture is worth defending. And when it's time to fight, fight smart, fight hard, and strike first. That is the way to win. Embrace the fight and win it. Embrace Conflict