The CIVIL WAR for FREEDOM Day 4

<p>How to Defend Freedom Using TRUE PRINCIPLES!</p> <p>We are in CIVIL WAR and it’s a different kind of war. At this time, thankfully, we are not shooting muskets in the streets, for the most part. That being said, the conflict is just as real and to win and preserve FREEDOM the conflict must be:</p> <ol> <li>Fought with the end goal of maintaining FREEDOM for all in mind.</li> <li>Fought by TRUE WARRIORS that defend the rights and FREEDOMS of us all.</li> <li>Fought using TRUE PRINCIPLES of Life Defense.</li> </ol> <p>PRINCIPLES in this case do not refer to good or bad ways of being. PRINCIPLES have to do with winning. Because in the end, PRINCIPLES win! Conflict and the PRINCIPLES of dealing with conflict never change. They just are.</p> <p>We have a saying, “Rules were meant to be broken, and PRINCIPLES never change.” You might say, “Allen, how can you say that?” My PRINCIPLES might be different than yours, and nothing is 100% effective, and we must always follow rules, and obey the law!”</p> <p>My answer is a simple story, I have a friend. His wife was 9 months pregnant and she went into labor. As they drove off from their house to the hospital she informed my friend that she wouldn’t make it to the hospital and the baby was coming NOW! They live in a mountainous area in Utah and my friend put pedal to metal and sped his way to the hospital. The baby was derived in the parking lot and all was well.</p> <p>Analysis: My friend broke the law speeding his wife to the hospital, and the PRINCIPLE was to PRESERVE the LIFE of his wife and unborn child. PRINCIPLES just are, rules were meant to be broken. PRESERVING LIFE is a basic PRINCIPLE of life!</p> <p>Since we have some who will give odd, outlying examples of how PRINCIPLES don’t work we will use this simple rule, It’s called the 90% RULE: “PRINCIPLES are things that apply and work 90% of the time, in 90% of circumstances, for 90% of the people, when applied to 90% of conflicts.” Simple.</p> <p>All Life Defense PRINCIPLES are based on PRINCIPLES of conflict a