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Vidyadhar Tatipamula's avatar

Thanks for taking the time to bring the Focus to the founding principles of a great nation.

Chak Kakani's avatar

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it!

Anand Savulgay's avatar

Thank you Chak for sharing such a powerful perspective on independence. Beyond the celebration of a historical event, your article captured the enduring values of liberty, responsibility, opportunity, and leadership that continue to define the American spirit. The connection between founding principles and the individuals who carried those ideals forward made it especially impactful. I truly appreciate the thought and effort that went into writing it. We will read more and watch those movies as well

Prashanth Mudda's avatar

Thanks a lot, Chak, for reminding us of the principles on which this great nation was formed.

Governments cannot give rights. Their role is to protect them. Claims upon another person’s labor is not "right"; it's stealing!

"America’s prosperity was not merely the product of geography, natural resources, or history. It was, in large measure, the consequence of the liberty those principles made possible."

Happy Independence Day. Happy 250th Birthday, America !!

Praba Thiru's avatar

Thank you for compiling this article and reminding us all the importance of the fundamental rights of every individual, and the constitutional rights to protect them!!! [ copying the text from the article here " They are the moral and political recognition that every individual is free to think, to speak, to produce, to trade, to pursue happiness, and to live his or her own life—provided that, in doing so, one does not violate the equal rights of another." ]

Raj Veda's avatar

Good one! I liked the cause and effect relationship between American founding principles and its success and prosperity..