No Kings?

They forced your businesses to close; but we have no kings.

They forced you to stay home; but we have no kings.

They forced you to mask; but we have no kings.

They forced on you the so-called vaccine; but we have no kings.

They forced on you social distancing; but we have no kings.

They forced on you quarantine; but we have no kings.

They forced your children out of school; but we have no kings.

They forced you to sit by while radicals burned their cities; but we have no kings.

They forced you to sit by while they arrested anyone not staying home; but we have no kings.

They forced the elderly and infirm to die alone without family; but we have no kings.

They forced the closure of houses of worship; but we have no kings.

They forced the banning of family gatherings; but we have no kings.

They forced clergy to stay out of hospitals comforting the sick; but we have no kings.

They forced families to stay away from their departed loved ones; but we have no kings.

They forced the closure of doctors, yet kept the abortionists; but we have no kings.

They forced bans on travel, yet opened wide the borders to all; but we have no kings. 

They forced you to stay home, so many lost work; but we have kings.

They forced you into fear of your neighbors; but we have no kings.

They forced you into a life of subservience and obedience; but we have no kings.


America has no kings; this much has always been true.  Yet the question isn’t whether there is a king, so much as “who?”.

If you allow yourself to be micromanaged by a political party in the name of “public health”, and gleefully surrender all civil rights that your ancestors fought and shed their blood for in the founding of this nation; you are the last person who has the right to protest “no kings”





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