I think it’s important, in these times we are surviving, that we see what all Americans (well, all humans) have in common with each other, rather than the things that humans don’t.  Let me count the ways…

​

1. All humans bleed and get sick.

2. All humans get hungry and thirsty.

3. All humans need shelter in the storm.

4. All humans need warm clothes in the winter.

5. All humans need to be loved.

 

There are WAY more things that you humans have in common, but I want to focus on just those five.

 

1. You all need healthcare at some point in your lives.  It’s a reality that really needs to be faced.  Healthcare is NOT a burden.  It’s there to help you.  And it shouldn’t bankrupt you.

2. For Americans (or anyone in the world, for that matter) to go to bed hungry is a genuine sin.  Not here. Not in my country.  We have the food.  And if we don’t, we can doggone for sure grow it.  And by the way,  clean water  is a God-given Right.  For everybody.  That's the way He gave it to us.

3. There is no good reason why Americans are living in the streets.  And there is no good reason why help has not come their way.  Sidewalks are no place to live.  And only dogs are marginally accepted for doing their business on them.

4. Are we so cold that we can’t share just a little of what we have with those who don’t?  Why can’t we have a national donation center website, where all the places that are lacking are identified along with what they are lacking.  (Money, notwithstanding.  Meaning, with the exception of.) Why can’t we get warm clothes and other necessities to Americans who need them - quickly?  Why is it always so difficult to help those in need?  No matter what the problem?  We will fix that.  We have the technology.

5. What is the purpose of life if love is nowhere in sight?  How can we evolve, if we never see the other as us?  If we do not feel their suffering and jump right on in and help?  The American People need better systems of communication.  That is for doggone sure.

​

It’s time that Americans take care of Americans.  That doesn’t make us selfish or any -ist, it makes us loving and caring citizens for our own people.

                                 

No people on Earth are more charitable than Americans.  No people are so willing to sacrifice everything for what they believe in, like Americans.

​

the boxer party however, doesn’t believe sacrifice is what is necessary.  We believe simple caring and kindness will do the trick.  Try it and watch how your life unfolds.  After all, in this place, we get what we give.

 

I think these are the things that government was created to tackle – concerning the people.  (Roads, bridges and sidewalks are another bone to chew on.)  These appear to me to be pretty doggone important things for humans to have, to live a peaceful, productive life.  What other reason did the people of this country get together and create their government for, in the first place, if not to better themselves?

​

Let the effort begin to clean up our own back yard, first.  That’s always a good place to start.  Feed the hungry.  House the homeless.  Get Americans  clean water .  Support the American worker and make sure people are taken care of like family.  Because we are.  My gosh, can it really be that simple?

​

Is it really too expensive for the servants to serve The People? And, Have The People become the burden in America? What horrible truths, if true.

​

America, let’s be here for US.