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Rights On Paper Second Generation

What a difference a few years away make For granted, rights to privacy, personal space, Right to lay charges of assault, I did take Them as given in US if America I'm no longer shocked at fence, tree removed To steal tin, "zinc" fir shanty roofing My yard is to be piached fir vegetables, too We in south Africa, don't bother The Police

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Michelle Faulkner

Date: 7/8/2022 9:12:00 AM

I don't know the situation in South Africa but it seems our freedoms are being dismantled one by one, I just hope enough brave people step up to protect them~

Anil Deo
Date: 7/8/2022 10:40:00 AM

Yes dear Mrs. Michelle Faulkner, we hope ( I try prayer most days) that true AmERICANiSM will reassert, as with Washington Jefferson, John Adams, & matriarchs like Abigail Adams