Allowing America's institutional decay emboldens the kind of Marxism that Democrats embrace
By Tom Basile - - Friday, April 9, 2021
ANALYSIS/OPINION:
American exceptionalism isn’t merely about our system of government or the pioneering spirit of our people. It includes a complex network of institutions that helped facilitate our rise as a nation.
Traveling in the U.S. during the 1830s, Alexis de Tocqueville ascribed the young democracy’s success to its “art of joining.”
Americans’ commitment to institution-building continued well into the 20th century. Volunteerism and philanthropy were central parts of civic life in postwar America. At least 70% of citizens attended some form of religious worship. Millions joined the ranks of the Boy Scouts. Rotary clubs, Masonic lodges, chambers of commerce, volunteer fire departments, PTAs, veterans’ associations and fraternal organizations all brought Americans together, bonded by a sense of community. Marriage and children were goals to which the vast majority aspired.
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