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We live in a time of incredible hostility. Hatred can be expressed openly without consequences, provided such animosity is directed at the right group or person.
The internet and social media have made expressing opinions to a large audience fast and easy. Sadly, many choose to hide in the shadows of anonymity while directing all kinds of filth, threats, lies and profanity at those with whom they disagree. This must stop, and I know a good way to do it.
The founders envisioned a nation in which competing opinions dueled in the arena of ideas, believing in the intelligence and ability of the Am...
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