Our rights Come not from the will of the state; The state's rights Come from the will of people; And our rights Come from the will of God.
Yet here on earth, God's work is done by people, So we come before these people, Asking that our rights be respected, Not rejected; Asking for empathy, Not sympathy; Asking for common sense, Not rulebook sense; Asking for moral leadership, Not dictatorship; Asking for fairness, Not favors; Asking for nondiscriminatory treatment, Not special treatment; Asking for facilitation, Not exemption Nor exception; Asking for equal opportunity Meaning equitable opportunity, Not extra opportunity; Asking for a level playing field, Not a better playing field Nor a battlefield; Asking for righteousness, Not kindness Nor such maliciousness; And most of all, Asking for full service, Not lip service, In America's most basic commitment and promise To provide liberty, justice, and equity for all people.
Is this too much for anyone to ask?
Ashu M. G. Solo is an electrical and computer engineer, mathematician, writer, and entrepreneur. His research interests are in branches of engineering, math, and public policy, and he has numerous publications in these and other fields. He is the principal of Maverick Technologies America Inc. Solo previously served honorably as an infantry officer and platoon commander understudy in the Cdn. Army Reserve. He can be reached at amgsolo at mavericktechnologies.us.