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This is a terrific, but sad great read. Quite frankly, I cannot disagree with a single word he wrote. Do you guys think human decency is dead?Before November 5th, for example, many of us were under the impression human kindness was a quality that defined our society. Indeed, the idea we should care deeply about the plight of our neighbors was something many thought was synonymous with being an American...Perhaps if Trump had been around when I was younger, he could have let my mother know it was OK to denigrate and disparage those who are different. In a similar vein, Trump should also be commended for reminding us that racism, xenophobia, and misogyny are alive and well in many households and Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream that one day we will judge people primarily by the content of their character remains an elusive aspiration...Apparently, a lot of Christians are completely fine with all kinds of boorish behavior. In my 8th grade Social Studies class, Mr. Sparks taught us all Americans are equal before the law.
You’ve probably heard that rumor, too. But as Trump demonstrated conclusively, some Americans can break the law repeatedly - committing crimes that would land most of us behind bars - and
suffer no consequences. And furthermore, having a criminal record is now something many Americans celebrate and even cheer. Kudos to Trump.