Sunday, April 10, 2022

Why do Some in Croydon Hate Freedom?

April 14th will be the 250th Anniversary of the Pine Tree Riot, wherein earlier settlers protested the fines and licenses from King George III. 

The Motto of New Hampshire is Live Free or Die. 

Yet some how in the small town of Croydon, we have have a small fraction of the town who have no qualms about squeezing as much money as possible out of their neighbors.   

Many of these same people have a hatred towards Free Staters much like the south had to a certain community of people in the 50s and 60s.    What is it about freedom and Free Staters they don't like? 

I know many Free Staters, I would gladly break bread with them.  Many in Croydon like Free Staters as they have the same conservative values that many who have lived in Croydon for decades also have.  

Again why do some people in Croydon have so much hatred to towards people who believe in Freedom and Liberty?

Cathy Peschke 


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