whitnebrat wrote:
Yanno, watching this dialog merely corroborates my opinion that fifty years of public school education has totally deadened minds to both a knowledge of history and the ability to use critical thinking. To my non-partisan eye, if both sides would put aside their preconceived notions of what they would like reality to be and start with seeing the facts without the filters of MSNBC or Fox News, they would both have to agree that neither side has a monopoly on truth, and that the actual reality on the ground is shown to be a scenario that neither one would have previously bought into.
My point: Evaluate the facts for yourself, and quit being tribal. Then figure out what's real and what isn't.
Of course, this falls on deaf ears, and I expect nothing but flak for saying it ... but the reality sometimes isn't pretty, nor is it what we want to hear. But it is necessary if we want to survive as a nation, that we find it in a rational manner. This sure isn't it.
Yanno, watching this dialog merely corroborates my... (
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Which eye is your "nonpartisan " eye? Haven't ever noticed any of your posts being nonpartisan