Critically Thinking About Things That Change Society
These simple rules will help you show some basic respect for those you debate and will help foster in a new era of civil discourse which we, as a society, seemed to have lost. Be the pebble in the pond not the inciting internet troll under the bridge.
I support the office of the President of the United States of America and the United States Constitution no matter which political party is in the majority or who is in the Oval Office! Can you say the same?
This is a reference point for words often used in discussions that so many dummies are misusing or simply don't understand.
Why aren't moderate Liberals out in force to squash the irrational anti-American progressive wing of their party?
Over the last few days I've been part of a Facebook political discussion that began with a comment posted by Ali Muldrow who is a publicly elected board member of the Madison Metropolitan School District - Madison, Wisconsin.
Excuses are like assholes, everyone's got one and they all stink.
The argument that emotions are being criminalized is a shameless and undisguised LIE! People who actually believe that emotions are being criminalized are a very special kind of stupid.
Critically Thinking About Things That Change Society
Character is not developed and/or projected to others by the challenges we face in life but by how we choose to react those challenges.
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