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Confronting White Supremacy
Alan Zendell, January 13, 2021 Like most Americans, I used to associate stories about White Supremacists preparing to overthrow our government with folk lore. On January 6th, America got a taste of what they are willing to do to achieve … Continue reading
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Tagged "Reamde", "The Postman", conspiracy theories, David Brin, drug addiction, government hatred, hate groups, Idaho, insurrection, Internet, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, Neal Stephenson, Oregon, overthrow of government, paranoia, PTSD, survivalist armies, U. S. Capitol, Vietnam veterans, Washington
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Wishes for 2018
Alan Zendell, December 30, 2017 Civility – That’s the motto of the county I live in. You see it everywhere, on bumper stickers, lawn signs, government letterheads: “CHOOSE CIVILITY.” It sounds corny, almost naïve, but it works. While my state … Continue reading
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Tagged alabama, assault weapons, civility, decency, diplomacy, diversity, dogs, getting credit, golden doodle, gun violence, hate groups, honesty, Nazis, patton, silent majority, terror, tolerance, Trump, tweets
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What Happens When You Pander to Racists: Charlottesville
Alan Zendell, August 12, 2017 As the 2016 election campaign began to illuminate the deep divisions in our country, many of us were shocked and horrified. No one was naïve enough to think that racism and bigotry had gone the … Continue reading
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Tagged alt-right, bigotry, david dukes, hate groups, immigration, mexicans, muslims, pandering, racism, take back our country, Trump, white nationalists, white supremacy
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