To answer it precisely correct, I would have to know the context which the first sentence refers to ('...and is you have any doubt...'). But everything that comes after it, serves simply to illustrate a really silly situation. It deliberately has nothing to do with the context, with the intention to emphasize a point of view/opinion, while giving the text a certain humorous content. It's a common writing technique.
The previous context probably has something to do with pointing out the silliness of some situation or behavior, right?
Answer:n The Crisis, when Paine refers to "the summer soldier" and "the sunshine patriot," he is referring to soldiers who are devoted to the cause of independence while the war is going well. When the war grows difficult and demands personal discomfort and sacrifice, these soldiers would fall away and be unfaithful to the caus
A good friendship is one that can hold even through hardships. We often forget that relationships can be vital to our wellbeing, and we should always hold onto our friends. Always take ownership for your mistakes, and make sure your friends do too. Otherwise, the relationship could end up causing immense stress in your life and turn out to be more of a dictatorship than a friendship.
A paradox is something that does not make sense at first but does upon further inspection.