SJ LAW QUOTE: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." ~ Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson
SJ LAW INSIGHT: What does Freedom mean to you? America's freedom was not a given. There was a convention and fiercely determined men on both sides of the issue where independence was a dream. The birthing of the Americas was an intense labor process where a"committee of five" were tasked to draft a document proclaiming the separation from England and laying the foundation for a new nation. This document once edited, re-edited and polished some more had to then be sold to the Congressional leaders representing the "states". Freedom was not a given it was an ideal, mainly to not have to pay taxes back to the Queen. Like this de-faced Lady Liberty freedom is masked one face at a time, declared one word at a time, had one breath at a time, felt one action at a time, believed one person at a time, maintained one people at a time, protected one nation at a time to reaching monumental proportions.
What would your declaration of Independence say?
What is your obvious path to happiness?
Originally posted on the SJ LAW POSSE on Gabrielle Bernstein's website for women Herfuture.com
SJ LAW INSIGHT: What does Freedom mean to you? America's freedom was not a given. There was a convention and fiercely determined men on both sides of the issue where independence was a dream. The birthing of the Americas was an intense labor process where a"committee of five" were tasked to draft a document proclaiming the separation from England and laying the foundation for a new nation. This document once edited, re-edited and polished some more had to then be sold to the Congressional leaders representing the "states". Freedom was not a given it was an ideal, mainly to not have to pay taxes back to the Queen. Like this de-faced Lady Liberty freedom is masked one face at a time, declared one word at a time, had one breath at a time, felt one action at a time, believed one person at a time, maintained one people at a time, protected one nation at a time to reaching monumental proportions.
What would your declaration of Independence say?
What is your obvious path to happiness?
Originally posted on the SJ LAW POSSE on Gabrielle Bernstein's website for women Herfuture.com