Honoring September 11th: The Price of Liberty is Great; the Gifts of Liberty Priceless

Very, very excellent.

It is important that we as a people never ever forget that terrible day. Far too quickly we have been distracted. Far too quickly many have forgotten.

I don't think brain chemistry conceives ideas.

I agree about the crucial importance of liberty and how it is necessary in order to respect volition.

Yes, it is painful, and I have been shedding tears for a while now. Couldn't sleep last night, either. But sometimes you have to be strong and face the pain. Godspeed to you.

Thank you Andrew…this should be required to see by every kid in America and every appeaser as well. Liberty is always worth defending, and without liberty there is nothing else.

Dear liberals,

If you are still confused as to why I have no qualms with pouring a little water on terrorists, this video might enlighten you.

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I'll tell you what I wrote while reporting your comment. "not today, tomorrow yes, but not today"
You gain nothing by this.
You have the right to say it, but not the discernment necessary to be effective in your point.

Mr. Klaven,

Thank You! I will be showing this to my 23 year old son and 16 year old daughter.

Andrew — You rock, brother. Great piece.

Kenny should have been driving with me to Falls Church with our interns that day. He has no idea what obscene is. Not a clue. Shameful Kenny you are very shamful.

Andrew
There is no way I can add to what you said.
But I just wanted to say that I was here, and I agree.
thank you for your clear and poignant words

Off topic, but if they ever want to remake Twilight Zone again, Andrew Klavan should be the host. His delivery really resembles Rod Serling's. That's a good thing. And he also writes lucid and direct prose that makes Obama the communicator sound like a stutterer.

I've listened to this four times. I'd like to have a transcript.

I occurred to me that the concept of rights depends on believe in a creator. If we all are just the results of blind, mindless evolution, where do our rights come from? If you believe that we come into existence sometime during gestation and disappear into the void at death, and that nothing in nature cares, why have laws at all? They are, after all, just tyranny, someone else telling us what to do.

Listen, when you put 3000 families through torture, a little bit of water in the face is not revenge. Yes, they were horribly misguided people, but I cannot muster up a single snippet of sympathy for them.

These people hate our way of life. They will kill until they are killed or captured. It's not revenge, pal, it's defending liberty. It's preventing these ideological megalomaniacs from doing it again.

This will most likely garner fewer comments than most of Mr. Kavan's pieces due to the fact he said it all. Very, very well.