I’ll make this short: I’m not the type of guy to drive around honking my horn, waving a flag and cheering. I however, DO celebrate the end of this military mission and the success of our nation in taking down a terrorist and give honor to all the men and women who have sacrificed so much for us to get to this point.

This was a tremendous undertaking and our President (though handling the aftermath poorly) executed (pun intended) the mission successfully and deserves credit for this.

If you are still blaming the US for 9/11, if you are an American who believes that 9/11 was an inside job, if you are a “deather” or a “birther”, a partisan, an “anarchist”, if you are a socialist utopian who decries our military involvement and yet cheered this victory as a victory for a political party and not a nation – this song is for you.
Surprisingly still relevant even though the song is almost a decade old.
The lyrics are below.

We Still Fight – Hatebreed

Talk of the causes you support
Voice your misdirected views
You only comment on the things you don’t have the power to change
Do you even think before you speak
Do you know what it is you condone
Take a look at the world today
You’ve taken your freedom and safety for granted

How do you justify (you have no right)
The way you disgrace those who gave their lives
And how do you justify (you have no right)
The way you disrespect those who’s loved ones died

Every day is a different crusade
You revolt from the safety of your fantasies
Privileged, you’ve never fought for a thing
You’d be the first to go if there was real anarchy
All your jargon makes me sick
You’re the farthest thing from an activist
You’ve lost sight of what’s important and real
You’ve taken your freedom and safety for granted

How do you justify (you have no right)
The way you disgrace those who gave their lives
And how do you justify (you have no right)
The way you disrespect those who’s loved ones died

This is dedicated to all those who have given their lives to uphold their beliefs
Not to those who try to demean their sacrifices
You have no right.

For those who fought for our rights & for those who gave their lives.
And for the families who’s loved ones died.
Its their honor for which we still fight.