It’s well-known that millions of Americans spend a great deal of time watching football on television, particularly on Sundays, when most of the professional games are played.
Though I was paying only casual attention to yesterday’s contests, I happened to notice the announcers in two different games used the word “hate” to describe the feelings that fans bases of certain rivals have for each other.
Hate? Really? Do the Philadelphia Eagles supporters hate the Dallas Cowboys fans? Maybe this is accurate term for a small percentage of deranged people, but most people who hail from the Philadelphia vicinity simply feel some sort of natural allegiance to the local team, which by no means requires us to hate people who come from Dallas, or any other city.
Making statements like these serve to promote hatred, a commodity of which there is already a superabundance in the world right now.
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Some of us are looking for a single, simple statement to encapsulate what is going so wrong in America today, and perhaps it relates to what Aristotle says at left here.
Even the MAGA folks think that what they’re doing is “right.” By this I mean white supremacy, mass deportation of immigrants (with or without due process), the rejection of science, and so forth.
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As Trump’s former lawyer Ty Cobb says at left, in addition to turning the United Stated into an autocratic regime, at the same time, Trump needs to alter history such that future generations don’t think he did anything wrong.
Yes, he has his hands full, but he’s assisted by hundreds of traitors in congress, and hundreds of millions of hateful morons in the U.S. electorate.
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