#stand for truth

[0o-mushroom-o0]

Is it weird I'm crying over our country?

Or like I want to cry

I love our country, love what we were ment to represent I love our people, and our humanity. I love America, and it hurts to see what she's become.

We have so much potential, and all I want is to live to see it grow

God why is this what gives me the will to live.

I Love you America, and I will always love my country, and its people. My brothers and sisters and everything in between and outside.

We overcame so much to be the superpower we are today, I know we can overcome this.

No kings.

Don't tread on us.

Give me Liberty or give me Death.

I'm sorry this is a silly account, and I try to stay away from politics but this means everything to me.

Honor the people who fought and died to make this country possible by standing for what she was founded on.

Freedom.

[neverfearthedream]

Human ethos promotes self-mastery, courage, and global responsibility.

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[the-wanderer]

If you don’t stand for something, you’ll fall for anything.

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

There is a Dutch saying, "he who stands up at the front, will get kicked in the rear."

There will always be someone raising a red flag about what you do and say. Everyone is examining your ministry.

Stand for truth. Exalt Jesus. Love your family. Preach the Word. Keep going! - Dustin Benge

[fyeahhozier]

Hozier sings 'Take Me To Church' at #Stand4Truth on 26th August 2018 in Dublin's Garden of Remembrance.

[cantquitu]

Hozier is here, he’s going to play, so here’s my usual barely visible Hozier At A Protest photo :)

#StandForTruth

[mormonchannel]

Elder Holland said, "With admiration and encouragement for everyone who will need to remain steadfast in these latter days, I say to all and especially the youth of the Church that if you haven’t already, you will one day find yourself called upon to defend your faith or perhaps even endure some personal abuse simply because you are a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Such moments will require both courage and courtesy on your part."

Read the full talk here.