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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe arc of history is long
This arc started 50 years ago is now bending toward justice.
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The arc of history is long (Original Post)
Roy Rolling
23 hrs ago
OP
I see it bending towards fear, tyranny, life-long debt slavery, & the annihilation of truth, logic, & the rule of law
Celerity
22 hrs ago
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Pretty much never agree? Wow, I do not recall any major arguments we have had.
Celerity
20 hrs ago
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Celerity
(53,926 posts)1. I see it bending towards fear, tyranny, life-long debt slavery, & the annihilation of truth, logic, & the rule of law
NoRethugFriends
(3,659 posts)2. Good grief. I pretty much never agree with you
ButI think you are right on here. This arc of history bending toward justice stuff is poppycock.
May bend that way for a bit but will go right back to tyranny.
Celerity
(53,926 posts)4. Pretty much never agree? Wow, I do not recall any major arguments we have had.
NoRethugFriends
(3,659 posts)6. Not major.
Unlikely you would have noticed.
Celerity
(53,926 posts)7. ok
rampartd
(4,079 posts)3. i'm a skeptic on that arc of history, or at least the currant direction
the arc is definitely crashing towards dark ages of chaos
2naSalit
(100,609 posts)5. Was thinking about this song...
A few days ago.
Roy Rolling
(7,471 posts)8. Curious
What ages are the commenters here who disagree with the statement? I stand by my observation and think its important for me to learn what is the conflict.
Thanks if you care to participate.
hatrack
(64,445 posts)9. Yeah, waaaaay too fucking long . . .
Deminpenn
(17,331 posts)10. This current time has striking similaries to the 1920s and early 1930s
None of what is happening now is new to America.