“When the world seems large and complex, we need to remember that great world ideals all begin in some home neighborhood.”
- Konrad Adenauer
How We Began
It all began with a stream of comments on a popular neighborhood app and the realization that we were not alone! It took only a couple concerned citizens and a couple weeks to build a group of like-minded neighbors, now friends, that has been growing ever since. Neighbors United takes on issues that transcend political and racial lines, to unite us on common ground.
Who We Are
We are people who are passionate about the country we will pass on to the next generation. We believe that people of great honor and nobility struggled and died in order to bequeath to us a heritage of freedom, faith, integrity, and brotherhood. We feel a calling to deliver this tradition, intact, to our offspring. Our children form the cornerstone of civilization: our families are the bricks, and our neighborhoods, the mortar. If each community fulfills its trust to the next generation, we will deliver an America still free, still strong, and still aspiring to that transcendent ideal of faith, family, and country.
What We Believe
We subscribe to the ideals delineated in the founding documents of America.
We believe all people are created equal in the eyes of God. We hold that all Americans must be free to pursue happiness.
We believe the rights enumerated in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are sacrosanct and may not be abridged by governments seduced by power.
We believe that all these rights emanate from God and are not subject to the whims of governments overwhelmed by a sense of their own dominion.
We believe that parents have a sacred responsibility to raise their children as good citizens and good neighbors; and that this grave responsibility must be accompanied by the freedom to raise their children as they see fit.
We believe in the precepts of a free market, where self-reliant and responsible citizens make their own decisions about how to pursue their own welfare.
We believe that the average American is thoroughly capable of independently making life-affecting choices, based on knowledge acquired through research and analysis. Americans are not infants who need a grandmother for a government.