One day. One moment in time. Our lives were changed forever.
Next time you're in Atlanta stop by the National Museum of Patriotism. It is the only museum in our nation dedicated to patriotism. The museum was born from the passion of one man, Nick Snider, who believed one man could make a difference by inspiring and educating. When you're there be certain to see the 9-11 exhibit. Powerful in its simplicity.
Thanks to Jennifer for the graphic
Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)had it right in his comment, "Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel". He hadn't heard of the disgraceful Patriot Act, of course, though I've no doubt he'd have seen it for the manipulative sham and assault on democracy that it is. Low-key support for one's country is understandable and not unreasonable, perhaps, but vaunting that emotion above others is ludicrous and I'd be very suspicious of the motives behind something like this museum.
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