I don't understand that in the balance, even if any of those, anecdotally, things were true, on whole, on the measure, in the balance of how we move forward in this country, are we to be held back those phantom anecdotes, or are we to look for a more perfect union and to stop discriminating?
Questioning the validity of fear-based arguments against progress.
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I think it’s so distressing all of the stories that are coming out, and they’re more and more it seems by the hour.
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