43 years ago today, 4 students were shot down by the National Guard on the campus of Kent State University, Ohio. I will never forget the stunned disbelief that I felt, and 43 years later, if feels like yesterday. So much has happened since then, so much government corruption and power grabs. As I sit here tonight, I hear Eric Holder saying, in answer to the question, "Will our troops ever fire on U.S. citizens?", "Absolutely not." But it has already happened. I hear the voices of government saying, "The Military Commission Act is not going to apply to U.S. Citizens", but that, too, has already happened: The Boston bomber is a naturalized citizen, entitled to a civilian trial, not a military trial. Should Timothy McVeigh have been labeled a terrorist and denied a trial?
As I remember the Kent State shootings, I'm heartsick. Too much has happened, too much liberty lost. Lest we forget, lest we forget...
As I remember the Kent State shootings, I'm heartsick. Too much has happened, too much liberty lost. Lest we forget, lest we forget...
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