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The Cooperation Question
Here’s the fulcrum of hypocrisy:
Alas, many Republicans, anti-vaxxers, and Catholic conservatives are no longer interested in making a point, sticking with it, and trying to persuade others. It’s more about stealing elections than winning them. It’s more about tossing all injections into the trash rather than putting a spotlight on Big Pharma and the harm it does with the prices of all drugs. It’s not about worshipping as one wishes with traditional bells and whistles, but about denigrating what other people do.
It’s totally mystifying to me. Of course, the GOP in the US has long suckered poor whites into voting for them against their own best interests. The lies are thick and deep: how will those trapped ever dig out and join a sensible common good?
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Todd lives in Minnesota, serving a Catholic parish as a lay minister.