Freedom of speech does not mean freedom to say or do anything without consequences. Rather, it is a responsibility as much as it is a right to express thoughts, ideas, and concerns in ways that contribute to dialogue and understanding.
The United States has a duty to safeguard its people, its resources, and its sovereignty. When leadership takes steps to enforce laws or restore order, it should not be viewed as oppression but as governance. No nation can survive or remain generous without boundaries, structure, and accountability. Protesting the very idea of national protection, especially while enjoying the benefits of living here, reflects a troubling disconnect from reality.
Why Inaction in the Face of Injustice Is a Dangerous Choice. Every time a good person turns away — out of fear, exhaustion, hopelessness, or convenience, the world inches a little closer to darkness.
