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• The 12 Labors of the American Hercules

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 8
  Do we dare compare ourselves to the son of an immortal God?  Rightfully so, we should since the idea of freedom is immortal and we, the citizens who enjoy the fruits of freedom, are it's children, but as any good child we must watch over and take care of our parents.  That requires the 12 ...
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• Why I'm No Longer a Gay marriage Advocate

  by Eric Lundrbeck March 21
  This one line from the article I posted yesterday titled Marriage: What It Is, Why It Matters produced by the Heritage Foundation has made me switch my views on gay marriage: "What is at issue is whether the government will recognize such relationships as marriages—and then force every citizen...
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• First World Problems

  by Eric Lundrbeck March 20
  Ungrateful, selfish, spoiled brats.  I'm not describing some random child that we see daily with parents who have the attention span of a gnat, but rather some Americans.  Those Americans who aren't of the patriotic sort is what I describe.  They are the ones asking for more handouts,...
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• The Ten Commandments

  by Eric Lundrbeck March 15
  Much is to be said about the whole Ten Commandments on public buildings issue.  A majority of the Commandments are common sense ideas that we can all agree with.  However the first two are the only ones I have issue with since it would go against the 1st Amendment concerning religious libe...
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• The American Spirit

  by Eric Lundrbeck March 13
  “The tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrant.” - Thomas JeffersonDare I proclaim my pride in a country that holds freedom sacrosanct? Indeed I will no matter who it may offend or who may believe such pride is nationalistic and elitist. I ...
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• Decadent Cultures Always Fall

  by Eric Lundrbeck December 11, 2012
  One of the common misconceptions about us heathens and pagans is that we like to wallow in decadence and excess, but contrary to that popular notion we don’t. In fact, within the 9 Virtues there’s a part about Moderation; Enjoy good things, but do not overindulge.  We abhor the glut...
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• A Tragedy That Makes No Sense

  by Eric Lundrbeck October 25, 2012
  I live in Southern Jersey and for the most part it's relatively quiet here, but this past week our news has been about a tragedy concerning a 12 year old girl who disappeared over the weekend and was found dead in a blue recycling can.  Now, they have the two that are responsible in custody.&nb...
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• To MSNBCs Chris Matthews

  by Eric Lundrbeck October 23, 2012
  http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/10/23/post-debate-msnbcs-matthews-claims-romney-supporters-fueled-by-racial-hatred/ What an utterly false and equally racist insinuation for a news personality to state. It's racist because its based on two variables. First variable is the myth that white peo...
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• The American Flag

  by Eric Lundrbeck July 27, 2012
  I believe our flag is one of the most unique and beautiful to ever grave the history of our world. So for me to say this is quite new because in my dark socialist past I found no value in the flag. It was just a piece of fabric. To admit this makes flinch with hatred of my past self, but I learne...
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• Where's America?

  by Eric Lundrbeck July 24, 2012
  During the 80's, I was only a small child.  The Cold War was in it's waning years with Gorbys perestroika and glasnost, but of course the Cold War to a child's mind I conjured up the idea that the common cold that afflicted us kids so much would no longer be a problem and the mere mention of nuclear...
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