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Williams Memories Should Be Burned – But Only Into Our Minds
Trying to erase the memory of Russell Williams, by burning his effects, sends the wrong message. What we should be doing is burning him into our memories, so that we can better prevent a similar horror in the future. Continue reading
What’s in a Name? For Those at the Front, Nothing
Our focus on trying to define the conflict in Lebanon is merely diminishing the tragedy in our own minds, while doing nothing to alleviate the sufferings of the innocent. Continue reading
Respectfully, I Withhold my Support
Why the author can’t support our troops in Afghanistan, despite having all the respect in the world for their dedication to our country. Continue reading
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