Recovering that Which Made America Great Requires a Commitment Too Few Are Willing to Make

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Apr 26, 2022 at 00:20

The cost of atonement required to retrieve all that was instilled in the 1770's to 1812, all that was sacrificed to make America the greatest modern country amongst its peers, is no longer salvageable for a multitude of reasons, the latest election (so called) presenting the best evidence of the vast losses of integrity in the governmental system that cannot function in the most civil practices of justice: see the media evidence.
America is adrift; the moral fabric that once made up the sails that gave America safe passage in the seas of tumultuous and treacherous ambitions amongst the global communities that comprised the nations contemporary to America's era are now a tattered and shredded memory of how life in America used to be.
Very few, if there is a way to count how many might be left that would attempt such a recovery, the circumstances being that virtually all the time of fighting to originally make America great would have to be fought all over again; there does not appear to be that type of inducement to make that effort in the current view.
Nevertheless, how would one start that kind of recruitment? Does the next world war provide that opportunity? After all, it was America's remnant greatness that carried the last two world wars: what's left?

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