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What if we’re all not as bad… as that?
An interesting thing happened to my perspective, over the past couple of weeks. After much wailing and gnashing of teeth, wreathing myself in the virtual equivalent of sackcloth (Facebook posts) and ashes (Tweets), I’ve slowed down and started paying attention to … Continue reading
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Tagged America, conservative, counter-culture, Democrats, dismay, election, fake news, partisan politics, propaganda, psychological warfare, racism, Republicans, shock, systemic injustice, United States
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