I was reading the Letters of Chairman Mao, a wonderful book where he often refrained that the Chinese revolution, unlike any revolution before in history, was birthed in the country versus the cities. That the good and humble from the country, the peasants so to speak, had much greater principles and honor and thus prevailed. 



If there is to be a revolution in America, the tree of liberty to be refreshed as Jefferson put so well, I do hope as much as I disagree with just about everything concerning Chairman Mao, that his proud boast which I spoke of, should be here as well. The cities and colleges of America are liberal cesspools of discontent, they oppose freedom without even realizing what they are destroying. Speech is free from their violence only if they agree with what's being said. Sad. 

Then there's the humble, the simple, the majority who embrace the responsibility of freedom with tolerance, respect even for that which they disagree. They are the America I favor.