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This was a fun stroll down memory lane to read.

We live in a country where truth is a lie, and lies are truth. Even worse, you can't speak the truth without risking your livelihood.

I find it interesting that all of the considerations discussed above were in terms of economics. Our founders correctly addressed all of these concerns with a more simple thought process. The declaration of Independence ends with the following: "with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor."

In other words. If we are good people devoted to our creator's goals (including allowing free agency, free worship, etc. -- no matter what you believe), it will work out. That is what we need to work on individually, and as Texans.

As of now I am 50/50 on Texit. If the republicans lose GA and Washington DC is named a state shortly thereafter (or court packing happens), then I'm all in. At that point the momentum will be impossibly against us and the freedom of our children will be at stake. Hopefully that does not happen.

I am grateful every day that I am surrounded by Texans.