Yes, this is what a society gets when the central government does not take care of the real needs of its people. This might be our first glimpse of the U.S.A. version of resistance to fascism. In Germany, the people all wanted to be good Germans. In Russia, the Muscovites are willing to endure deprivation intolerable to any other people …
Yes, this is what a society gets when the central government does not take care of the real needs of its people. This might be our first glimpse of the U.S.A. version of resistance to fascism. In Germany, the people all wanted to be good Germans. In Russia, the Muscovites are willing to endure deprivation intolerable to any other people in the world if only the government will project their paranoia visibly onto the national boundary. In the U.S, we have a history of rebellion against tyranny.
Maybe someone else here can write about the relationship of this assassination with the result of the election in November.
Are you trying to nudge me off Collide Press? I have plenty to do already without trying to compete on Substack, such as admiring your work here. Thank you for your confidence in me, however.
Yes, this is what a society gets when the central government does not take care of the real needs of its people. This might be our first glimpse of the U.S.A. version of resistance to fascism. In Germany, the people all wanted to be good Germans. In Russia, the Muscovites are willing to endure deprivation intolerable to any other people in the world if only the government will project their paranoia visibly onto the national boundary. In the U.S, we have a history of rebellion against tyranny.
Maybe someone else here can write about the relationship of this assassination with the result of the election in November.
All great points, Sam. Sounds like you've got a great POV. Why don't YOU start your own Substack? If you do, lemme know. I'll be happy to plug ya. :-)
Are you trying to nudge me off Collide Press? I have plenty to do already without trying to compete on Substack, such as admiring your work here. Thank you for your confidence in me, however.
No need to compete...we all rise together, my dear. Thanks for your continued support and vote of confidence. Cheers, Sam!