I'm not advocating against memes. I'm advocating against a childish character, and indifference to Godly morals. Memes can condense profound truths very simply and quickly. Some of them are really great. But if this is serious times, it's time to be serious about the noble cause you potentially give your life to. Frankly, I believe if we were, collectively, as gentlemanly as our Founding Fathers, we'd have won over enough democrats to not even be in this situation. I'm not calling anyone out here, but think of how history looks upon the past. Honor is given to the honorable. So, do not be cynical. Don't be ones who say "the victorious are the authors of history." Such is a faithless statement, because a man receives nothing unless it comes from Heaven.
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My goal is to win. If I'm among friendlies and I say you should wear a belt and tuck in your shirt, it's not an order, it's a recommendation. I'm trying to affect the outcome. In a nutshell, I think that stuff matters. Honors is given to the honorable. When someone is trying to control you, I get it, throw it back in their face that they have no control. But there's a way to do that, and there's a way that only maintains the opponents resolve. I'm not perfect in this, but I honestly believe if we were all cunningly nice to liberals, this would be a different situation. I'm not saying liberals are all over this site and would be converted by us on here, but it's advice for the real world. And I suspect most of you in here probably are decent to everyone in the real. I would have it that Honor is our battle cry, and I see nothing wrong in that. One thing I've noticed about the liberal ideology is it is a subversion of the Golden Rule. That should be why we make it our banner. That's what will win. When I break this rule, myself, I feel like the outcome is a fog.