This is the letter, likely to be unprinted, unseen, which I
sent to the editor of the WSJ:
In Michigan’s primary this year, 80% of the young voted for
socialism, as they were taught. Today,
in Michigan, schools are closed to prevent a virus from entering. They need to be closed to prevent a virus
therein from escaping, for unless the brainwashing our children receive is
changed, socialism for our country is inevitable.
I am not young, but I too wish no one has needs in this
country. But if the government dictates that
all lives are equal, and there is to be an earth no more affected by man, then
all will be as robots, controlled by robots.
I work to provide for my needs, and to provide for the needs of
others. In a word, I love. I love my neighbor. The government cannot love anyone.
Why can’t our schools teach our young to love, to seek to provide
for others, not demand for themselves what they (wrongly) think socialism will
provide. I fear for our young; I fear
they will never know what love is. It is
in giving of self to others, not taking.
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And should there be any who use God as an excuse for ideas
of forced sharing, I remind you that the Christian God is a God of love, and of
justice: “You shall not favor a poor man in his lawsuit” (Ex 22:23)
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