>>2697456

>We should act like it is our home because it is.

I feel the same way, Anon. Home is where the heart is and family isn't blood. It's people that have the mindsets, souls, and will that are aligned with the protection and happiness of each other.

America is the perfect country not because of its great material boons, (though, those are certainly a blessing), but because we are a mixing pot that recognizes that we should be helping and caring our fellow Americans because they ARE Family as long as they continue to uphold American values.

Every other place is largely defined by racial/political/economic demographics and the people suffer for it because their morals aren't shaped by what they should do, but what they are told to do by those three attributes.

That being said, not every 'American' is Family. A person can disown themselves righteous laws that regulate the Family's Domain, but if they choose to do so, they should not be shocked when they are removed, even by force.

Am I suggesting that we start deporting Americans (exile/banishment)?

Depending on the crime and the reasons for it, I would not hesitate to strip an 'American' of their citizenship, because what they believe and how they act would be Un-American and that is more important than the label they managed to get through birth or otherwise.

>>2697739

That's fine and that's your choice.

My own is to my Family. My Wife first, then our Children, then our Parents, and then everything else.

However, my life is going to be of one of service to the flock. I recognize that I cannot and will not do everything for them, but I hardly think it is inappropriate to do what is necessary when it is time to do it.

That being said, the wisdom in your words is obvious:

>I will help those that I think need & deserve help, to the extent it is reasonable.

>That what charity is for - unless it become an entitlement.

Completely true. The point is to set a path where they can find their own salvation instead of handing salvation to them. One does not find true Love and Happiness without the Journey to discover what that actually means.

I am a military-anon, though. I cannot help but prepare to throw myself into the fire even for those that are undeserving of my efforts or do not even know of them (or refuse to accept them). Luckily, my Wife shapes my dedication into something positive and productive rather than endless sacrifice that leads nowhere.

Marriage is important, Anons.