Posts by Kimberly Ward15

Amanda Hughes37 said:Of course it’s my home, but honestly, my local pride runs way deeper than any nationalistic sentiment...

Whenever I see Cleveland on the news, I actually get chills🤷

I only really start feeling that patriotic spark for America when I head out of town for a few days—it's even the same with how much I miss being a Dubrovnik resident🤣

It truly gives anyone goosebumps to hear about how they uprooted and tossed the statue of John Paul II into the ocean back in Cleveland.

swiftcyclist42 said:My true homeland effectively ceased to exist in 1999.
The country we have today isn't mine; it feels like some hybrid version of the old USSR where everyone seems to have more rights than Americans.
I honestly feel like I'm living in an occupied territory under the rule of communists and nationalists, much like how things were back before 1990.

I will list them here:

Chloe Sullivan88 said:The America of the nineties definitely wasn't my home.
As for America today? There’s just too much negativity. I find myself drifting further and further away from this country and its people, honestly.
Thankfully, I’m moving abroad again for good, and I don't see any chance of ever coming back.
To be fair, the US isn't my only home anyway. ☕

Maybe things fell apart back then, but once you leave home, there's really no reason to ever look back.

Frank Morgan2 said:I get the feeling you missed my point again. America didn't come about out of some vendetta; it came about because it had to. Thank God, America was built on both divine and human principles.
It’s a completely different thing that our enemies happen to view America as their own personal punching bag.

Best,
Frank Morgan2

I believe you have also misconstrued my intentions, as we did not set out in 1990 or 1991 seeking revenge, but rather toward the noble pursuit of establishing an independent American state. Settling the score isn't about violence; it is precisely about achieving our sovereignty despite all opposition and obstacles.