Hi Ms. H. My name is Max and I met you today at the starting point in Bailey. I came out from SD. Just wanna say that I got much love for you and your partner for showing up and it gave me hope being around everyone. I am going home tomorrow and I will be carrying the love from that day with me for a long time. So many inspirational and loving people in that crowd. It makes me think what is possible if massive amounts of people get on the love train nationally. I think is the right person, but much love regardlessā¤ļø
Max it was such a pleasure meeting you. Iām so proud of you for coming so far by yourself to show your commitment to the movement of love and care for the people and for our country. It is young people like yourself that give me hope and it is for that reason us older folks canāt leave this earth without fighting for your generation to have a democracy you can be proud of.
Thank you for putting it on the line and marching actual miles because the house is on fire. When you quote Douglass, "You have no right to enjoy a child's share in the labor of your fathers unless your children are to be blest by your labors," you issue the challenge to us all: protect the inheritance or lose it.
The rage is righteous: corrupt DOJ jailing truth-tellers while freeing seditionists. But you don't just scream, you ACT.
The future isn't written. They want you paralyzed. Keep marching. Some of us will never kneel.
As I learned long ago, an enlightened mentor such as Thoreau is of more value than all the solipsism generated by feckless liars in high places. Pride does, without fail, come before the fall. Walking softly actually is the 'big stick' TR refers to. Wherever we are at any time is THE time to walk softly.
Steve, you need to make a shirt & yard sign that says what you stated in this post. "My patriotism requires me to dissent". I would buy such a shirt &/or yard sign should you choose to make it. Thanks for all your efforts. God speed in your march. I clothe all of you marching in a robe of light.
Thank you, Steve! You give us courage and strength!! We SHALL overcome! We MUST and we WILL. We appreciate your leadership, decency and determination!!! Elaine
As an eighteen year old, I celebrated the Fourth on the Banks of the Charles River. At the back of a vast crowd, the excitement grew when Arthur Fiedler raised the baton to lead the 1812 Overture. At the end the howitzers blazed and the fireworks dazzled. It is unforgettable.
Fifty years later, the Fourth looms tall and wide, fraught with doubt and uncertainty. The march to freedom has wound its way to this moment. There have been stumbles along the way. Americans can take comfort in that after every stumble we get up and keep marching. It is who we want to be.
Thank you Steve for all you have done and will continue to do going forward against the current fascist regime we fight against together. Best of luck.
Steve, I am grateful for your courage and leadership and patriotism and inspirational oratory every single day. I never miss one edition of the Warning either in video or print.
Steve, please use my thoughts as boots for your feet as you measure each step - one after the other in your claim for those of us striding in spirit with you. May God bless this day.
Iām here with you. Very happy to be marching today.
Brava Mrs. H. We are with you in spirit.
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Hi Ms. H. My name is Max and I met you today at the starting point in Bailey. I came out from SD. Just wanna say that I got much love for you and your partner for showing up and it gave me hope being around everyone. I am going home tomorrow and I will be carrying the love from that day with me for a long time. So many inspirational and loving people in that crowd. It makes me think what is possible if massive amounts of people get on the love train nationally. I think is the right person, but much love regardlessā¤ļø
Max it was such a pleasure meeting you. Iām so proud of you for coming so far by yourself to show your commitment to the movement of love and care for the people and for our country. It is young people like yourself that give me hope and it is for that reason us older folks canāt leave this earth without fighting for your generation to have a democracy you can be proud of.
Safe travels Max. Feel free to stay in touch.
Thank you for all you have done and will do.
Steve-
Thank you for putting it on the line and marching actual miles because the house is on fire. When you quote Douglass, "You have no right to enjoy a child's share in the labor of your fathers unless your children are to be blest by your labors," you issue the challenge to us all: protect the inheritance or lose it.
The rage is righteous: corrupt DOJ jailing truth-tellers while freeing seditionists. But you don't just scream, you ACT.
The future isn't written. They want you paralyzed. Keep marching. Some of us will never kneel.
Here is a protest anthem I wrote for your marching. https://on.soundcloud.com/YxRlAxdQMEnwxGh0Dy
Mika-
What a powerful and beautiful anthem!!!!
Thank you very much
Well said, these pedophiles need to be brought to justice. Its infuriating!
A government that deliberately enacts injustice, and persists in it, will at length become the laughingstock of the world.
ā Henry David Thoreau
As I learned long ago, an enlightened mentor such as Thoreau is of more value than all the solipsism generated by feckless liars in high places. Pride does, without fail, come before the fall. Walking softly actually is the 'big stick' TR refers to. Wherever we are at any time is THE time to walk softly.
well, good old HDT. He got that right. For me itās rueful laughter, one of those laugh or youāll cry laughters.
Steve, you need to make a shirt & yard sign that says what you stated in this post. "My patriotism requires me to dissent". I would buy such a shirt &/or yard sign should you choose to make it. Thanks for all your efforts. God speed in your march. I clothe all of you marching in a robe of light.
Thank you, Steve! You give us courage and strength!! We SHALL overcome! We MUST and we WILL. We appreciate your leadership, decency and determination!!! Elaine
We here in California are with you in spirit. Ever forward!
As an eighteen year old, I celebrated the Fourth on the Banks of the Charles River. At the back of a vast crowd, the excitement grew when Arthur Fiedler raised the baton to lead the 1812 Overture. At the end the howitzers blazed and the fireworks dazzled. It is unforgettable.
Fifty years later, the Fourth looms tall and wide, fraught with doubt and uncertainty. The march to freedom has wound its way to this moment. There have been stumbles along the way. Americans can take comfort in that after every stumble we get up and keep marching. It is who we want to be.
I wish that on July 4, we could ALL march from all across America to the WH where we could then dump as much tea possible on the steps there....
Thank you Steve. Douglass is smiling down on you.
Thank you Steve for all you have done and will continue to do going forward against the current fascist regime we fight against together. Best of luck.
Steve, We are so proud of you! Wish I could be there walking with you. Good luck -- stay hydrated and enjoy the experience. All the best!
Steve, I am grateful for your courage and leadership and patriotism and inspirational oratory every single day. I never miss one edition of the Warning either in video or print.
āAct, act in the living presentā¦ā we must America we must
When I was reading Douglass I was reminded of Maya Angelou's "And still I Rise".
Steve, please use my thoughts as boots for your feet as you measure each step - one after the other in your claim for those of us striding in spirit with you. May God bless this day.
Be safe alongside all who march with you today, Steve!
You are leading this righteous cause by example, walking your talk (literally)!