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In an effort to provide reasoned discourse on the Kyle Rittenhouse shootings, I’m writing a series of posts addressing various elements of the situation because of the misinformation I’ve seen perpetrated on-line. Given the number of people who have taken… Continue Reading →
This one goes out to anyone dismissing the non-peaceful parts of the protests who wants to live in civilized society. To be clear, while it is not the point of this post, I do believe we should apply the same… Continue Reading →
If you’ve been paying attention to folks supporting the black lives matters activity in recent months — both the peaceful and non peaceful protests — at this point, you’re likely to have seen the articles pointing to the study that… Continue Reading →
Dear Protestors: If you want to make a point and want me, as a citizen, to listen to you about that which you’re protesting, then you and your cohorts have to demonstrate to me that you care about civility and… Continue Reading →
I really don’t get the argument that justifies looting, violence, and property damage against people and businesses today because “we have 400 years of oppression.” B*tch please: you are not 400 years old and you do not get to claim… Continue Reading →