TonyMontana wrote:
Lance Armstrong is a great man.
The besmirching of his legacy is a constant source of frustration for me and others who can appreciate the positive aspects of his works and career.
I don't know how many lives he touched or outlooks he improved exactly, through his charities and philanthropic endeavors and use of his own personal celebrity for good.
But I owe him some modicum of gratitude for doing so when he never had to.
In this same way, you can't as a Canadian, discount the positive impact we have enjoyed by the-being-in-this-community of Hildebrand, and his donating to 1911, when he did.
It's disgraceful and unpatriotic to regard such giants among us so shabbily. It's un-American.
Even if you are from Canada, you are capable of behaving like a good American.
I'm sure you know that you should.
I mean this in the nicest way, because I understand that, despite your citizenship debacle, you are honoring your country by acting like a decent American;
You can do this.
#FreeHildebrand
