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January sixth. We shall never forget January sixth, and vow for it never
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to happen or repeat itself again. We shall not desecrate the shrine of democracy
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given to us, and we shall not polarize or use this sacred democracy abuse
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day to score political points or use it as political slogans or political gain.
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This day was a day in infamy when that which the founding fathers built in
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great American patriots fought and died for was almost destroyed. The world watches in
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dismay and pity, or with glee and joy from our enemies home and abroad,
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as we self destroy. We are lucky to be Americans and blessed to
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be the fountain of democracy. Democracy is for thee to keep if and only
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if you know its value and blessings or freedom. Destroy yourself many folds by
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destroying democracy. You are here, safe and sound, free and liberated,
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wealthy or rich thanks to democracy. Destroy not that which humanity needs the most,
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Make her better. Keep the peace, keep the truce, keep the
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unity, keep the seal of freedom. It's the emblem of the free and
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the last cry for those dying for democracy. Use or abuse not democracy for
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personal gains. Thou shalt not divide the country for the sake of an election.
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Philosopher, Prince our philosopher, Prince Israel Czar O one oh six two two four