This is what made me change my mind about supporting ama.Z.on:

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Even though I’m just outside the “millennial” range, I can really relate to this article. Boomer parents just let me run free. No religion. Get a good job, etc. Here I am late to the party finally getting married this year.

I’m thankful for the red pill community for breaking my mental fog years ago. Eventually, it all led to the God pill. I’m blessed to have found it.

The current events of our time will also shape how we raise our future children as well. And due to that, I see a revival in traditionalism, Christianity, femininity, marriage/family over a career, and finding work that is capable of supporting a family no matter what that should be.

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Regarding the link to "Liberalism always leads to Marxism" let's remember that America, no matter how conservative it could be, is liberal. While American conservatism may well look and feel a thousand times better than where the country is today, we can't lose sight of the fact that it, itself, looks and feels a thousand times more progressive than true, non-American conservatism. Therefore - and in line with the 'law' which dictates that if even a touch of progressivism isn't eliminated, it will tend more and more to the Left - America, which, from its inception, had more than a touch of progressivism in its blood, was destined to become what it is today.

While I don't agree with Islam on much, I do think there's some truth to its belief that America is the great satan.

To any patriots on here, forgive me. I don't mean to anger you.

Regarding America's/liberalism's/Marxism's so called 'power of the people' - a view shared, btw, by anarchists like James Corbett and Co - I believe this is delusional; for when in all of human history, apart from the fantasies that arise in people's heads, have the ordinary folk ever even come close to running things on their own, for any meaningful amount of time?

Yes, the ordinary folk have always made up the majority of people alive at any one time - a position which could, theoretically, give them the advantage - and yet the general condition of how ordinary folk are has seen that this 'potential' doesn't really exist.

In short, numbers do not equate to very much; especially not when there's no evidence to support them.

The state of play for man, then, is unavoidably hierarchy. And the only question about hierarchy is whether it will be the true or the imagined kind. Indeed, liberalism always leads to totalitarianism.

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The current events of our time will also shape how we raise our future children as well. And due to that, I see a revival in traditionalism, Christianity, femininity, marriage/family over a career, and finding work that is capable of supporting a family no matter what that should be.

Alistair Begg, Senior Pastor and the Bible teacher on Truth For Life, talks about this often as the Law of God (implanted natural law - conscience ) Interesting enough this was on last night on the radio. Gets good at 8:00 mark.

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