To Do Nothing Is To Be Nothing
April 17, 2025
Christian nationalists, cultrual diversity, Dante's Inferno, Donald Trump, Evangelicals, insider trading, Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, Marco Rubio, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Mohamoud-Khalil, Q-Anon, religious bias in U. S., The Minority Report2 Comments
Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG), a U. S. Republican House member from Georgia is a believer. She believes in Donald Trump. She believes in MAGA’s anger. She believes in Q-Anon conspiracy theories, one of which holds that Donald Trump is secretly fighting an international cabal of
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January 05, 2023
All Quiet on the Western Front, bi-partisan politics, biodiversity agreement, crisis at our southern border, Dante's Inferno, Douglas Abrams, drones for ill or good, entanglements of the mind, Eric Maria Remarque, human history of greed, Jane Goodall, nuclear fusion, persecution of Afghan women, thoughts and health, threats to world peace, truth is what we think, what is hope? What is kindness?
In The Book of Hope, a dialogue between Jane Goodall and writer Douglas Abrams, the pair discuss the difference between hope and optimism. According to Goodall, the latter means wishful thinking while hope reflects a decision to work toward a good end. A philosophy major in my und
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January 20, 2022
A Night at the Garden, Black Lives Matter, Cassie Miller, Charles Lindberg, Dante's Inferno, Elmo, Eric Hoffer, feminism, Fritz Kuhn, German American Bund, Hannah Gais, Jack Dorsey, Mitch McConnell, Paradise Lost, Proud Boys, QAnon, social media platforms, Tea Party Conservatives, Twitter, William Randolph Hearst
“The rubicon (sic) has been crossed. The fire of revolution has been lit.” So wrote a representative of the white supremacist group the Proud Boys on Telegram, after the January 6, 2021 insurrection. (“Capitol Insurrection,…” by Cassie Miller and Hannah Gais, Southern Po
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