A Bear Can Beat a Dog

Once upon a time, there was a big dog called "America." Things went well for quite a long time, then somewhere along time, after the 200-year mark of Thomas Jeffersons' deadline for the death of most democracies, the great dog, that had become a big bear, was losing faith. The poor bear didn't understand what was happening. The Bear had just won a great victory defending another's animals lair, but somehow, his own lair was getting empty. Then, along came a man named Perot, who tried to tell the bear just what had happened to him. Perot wanted to help him badly, but the people that took care of the bear told the bear that this man was a looney, and was lower than a skunk. So, the bear walked away. Every day after that he has been roaming the forest. The big game was gone, and the bear felt helpless. He felt useless. Now all the squirrels in the woods, and the bunnies, laugh at the big bear, because they know he is hungry, but he is told not to hunt anymore. The people that own him just use him to do tricks to make themselves money. He feels lost. He wishes he had moved in with his friend. The bear is still mighty. But, things are not looking good in the forest. Can the bear get his strength back? Will he survive? Obviously, he needs to stand up and roar, and tell the people that own him to leave. We need to help him. Everyone knows how sad it would be if we didn't have the bear, because it will take a bear to beat a dog. Read on...