Get Hitler talking and eventually he’ll tell you grass is green. So what?
They’re fascists who are actively demolishing democracy and fomenting civil war. Stop trying to find common ground. Oppose them.
Finding common ground is overrated.

Finding true intentions and acting accordingly is where it’s at.
You and an arsonist can agree that you have a lovely house.

Enjoy that common ground when you realize that what the arsonist loves is burning down lovely houses.

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The performance (particularly the 3 leads and especially especially Streep) are really a treat but man the constant fat-shaming of ... Anne Hathaway? in a way that really seemed unexamined set my teeth on edge.
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They’re grotesquely overrepresented and they still want to burn it all down.
American conservatives so spoiled they aren’t even psychologically equipped to handle privilege; imagine how they’d deal with oppression.

If they had to play a fair game within 12 minutes they’d drive their SUVs into the nearest elementary school and start doing donuts.
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🙂What’s that?
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🧔🏻Race science, Nazis, nationalism, that stuff.
🤨Also those who tell the truth about systemic racism, right?
🧔🏻Them I try to get fired.
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"Peter," said Jesus.
"Here I am Lord," said Peter.
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When Republicans achieve power, increasingly they do so despite, not because of, the will of the people.
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