- I hate that career criminals are given light sentences and extra chances because society is to blame for their actions.
- I’m tired of foreign nationals coming into our country to kill our citizens.
- More people than ever are drawing disability, welfare and WIC checks, even though they can work.
- I doubt that Donald Trump will be able to solve many of these problems, if any, but I do know Clinton will only exacerbate them.
I won’t be voting for Hillary Clinton in November because I’m tired.
I’m tired of foreign nationals coming into our country to kill our citizens. Others receive benefits such as Social Security they aren’t entitled to get. I’m tired of having to choose my every word carefully to avoid being called intolerant or a racist, even though I am neither.
I’m weary of citizens who will never contribute anything to society other than crime and anarchy complaining when they are dealt with harshly by law enforcement. I’m fed up with telemarketers, scam artists, computer hackers and overseas call centers manned by people who can’t speak English.
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I’m unhappy with professional athletes making more money in a year than I’ll make in a lifetime complaining and disrespecting my flag and country, knowing full well their lifestyle would be vastly different if they didn’t live here. I’m asked to join the NRA at least once a month, but their stance on automatic weapons, registering all guns and large capacity clips makes me mad. I’m upset that all choices of television programs feature inane and contrived situations or 85 IQ butt-shakers who masquerade as entertainers.
It makes me angry that the Supreme Court has decided the Constitution should be interpreted so that one half of 1 percent of the population is allowed to whimsically decide which sex they are to the detriment of the other 99 1/2 percent. (Actually, the court has taken it upon themselves to do that with every issue and it would be a travesty if Clinton were allowed to appoint another such idiot to the court.) I find it egregious that our national debt has grown through the ceiling, while there are many countries who owe us money we aren’t trying to collect.
More people than ever are drawing disability, welfare and WIC checks, even though they can work, and absentee parents fail to support their children without repercussions. I hate that career criminals are given light sentences and extra chances because society is to blame for their actions. It’s unfair that large businesses and the rich don’t pay their share of taxes. It’s tiresome to face recrimination for wars we ended that were started by others and to be blamed for injustices that were forced on ethnic groups by 4 percent of the population, of which no ancestor of mine was a part of. The only people who should be hopping mad are Native Americans, yet we hear nothing from them.
Revisionist history is maddening, especially when myths and less than half truths are perpetuated in our schools. We pay homage to crooks and liars, knowing nothing of their true nature. I’ve had it with young people’s foul language and disrespect for our peace and sanctity, even though prior generations’ struggles gave them the freedoms they enjoy.
I doubt that Donald Trump will be able to solve many of these problems, if any, but I do know Clinton will only exacerbate them. Trump may put us in a war, but at least we will go down fighting, not cowered in a corner whimpering, as we are taken over from within. I’ve always admired the pluck and determination of those in the shootout in the movie “The Outlaw Josey Wales,” and I’m prepared to join them in the battle, this one against political correctness and oppression from those lacking common sense and decency. I’m tired of it.
H.L. GALLAHER
