The Duty Of Morality

If morality were defined as a duty dedicated to the virtues of charity, civility, faith, family, freedom, honor, justice, loyalty, patriotism, personal responsibility, selflessness, and truth than immorality would be the opposite of these virtues.

The sense of morality is a fundamental human ability that most practicing liberals seem to be lacking. They'd rather put themselves before all others and then dictate to those around, rather below, them as to what charity they, rather the rest of us, will provide. In other words, they mandate to others to give while they exempt themselves from such charity. The rules, their rules, apply to everyone except them.

Liberals believe that everyone should share the wealth especially if they haven't earned it. They believe this to be the "moral" thing to do. To a liberal, everyone is equal and therefore should be equally punished, or rewarded. Albeit they themselves believe that they are more equal than others. In theory this sounds good but in practice it’s an empty, valueless, and failed system of government known as social progressive communism.

Liberalism can be summed up by many definitions, but non apply more so than the desire to make the immoral moral by “any means necessary.” The book "Rules For Radicals,” written by Saul Alinsky and dedicated to Lucifer, has become a pillar of modern day liberalism. The book mandates the progression of the liberal agenda by any means necessary.

In making the immoral moral the liberals transform their own immoral beliefs and desires into a socially acceptable, politically correct, publicly adopted doctrine of social behavior. Thereby abating their duty of morality. Liberals hate the idea of morality because they do no want to be confined by its virtues.

The duties of morality are fundamental to sustaining the pillars of our values, our way of life, and our continued prosperity. Without them morality holds no meaning and we will, as surely as the sun sets, fail to preserve and protect not only our republic but also our posterity.