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Michael Hancock's Undercurrent's avatar

This hits hard—and it should. Dr. K., you cut to the core of a truth we’re too often afraid to confront: when we abandon moral clarity, we don’t become freer—we become lost.

The unraveling of a republic doesn’t require an external enemy; it only takes enough people convinced that right and wrong are outdated concepts. Once moral relativism takes hold, it’s not long before chaos masquerades as liberty and self-destruction is sold as progress. Just look at the passing of Colorado House Bill 25-1312 and what it actually means.

Reclaiming our future means reclaiming the idea that truth exists—and that virtue, not unchecked appetite, is the foundation of real freedom. Dr. K., this isn’t just cultural commentary—it’s a wake-up call.

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John Frantum's avatar

I wish more would use this argument in response to horrific violence rather than the excuses and unconstitutional solutions that are offered.

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