Well written. Maybe one day when I feel it is safe enough, I will have a night out. Until then, my self isolation will continue.
Solitude prepared me well for the pandemic social distancing, at least. You've got to find happy nuggets wherever you can.
I have had hate in my heart before, but it's not something I want to hold onto. I can't understand what drives these people to a feeling that is so uncomfortable to experience. What do the haters get out of it? Aren't they exhausted?
Well written. Maybe one day when I feel it is safe enough, I will have a night out. Until then, my self isolation will continue.
Solitude prepared me well for the pandemic social distancing, at least. You've got to find happy nuggets wherever you can.
I have had hate in my heart before, but it's not something I want to hold onto. I can't understand what drives these people to a feeling that is so uncomfortable to experience. What do the haters get out of it? Aren't they exhausted?
LOVE OF HATE? That seems to be the case.
I just don't get it.
If a politician posts a hateful comment and someone kills because of it, that lawmaker is morally, if not legally culpable.
The Responsible Discourse Act to curb hate speech in politics would be appropriate.
Accountability is the key to democracy.
"Democracy is only as strong as the effort to preserve it." - Thomas Paine