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Joshua J. Friedman@joshuajfriedman.com |
It's the most hollow, selfish sort of individualism that presumes that all the people and places around you are fungible and that you have no obligations to anyone but your nuclear family and that no one else should either.
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Beth Greenwood
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Aside from people connections, I love how he says he's "well off (in scare quotes), but he's been priced out of areas, therefore admitting not everyone can afford to live anywhere they want, yet he completely misses that point.
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Joshua J. Friedman
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That's before you even get to the political-tactical foolishness of writing off the substantial population of left-leaning people in every place that might form the basis of a future majority!
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Warhammerchick
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For trans ppl like me, the overwhelming consideration is physical safety. I've been posting about it since Monday morning. If you can shelter in place, do so. If that becomes unsustainable, then have a safer alternative planned and know your route. Take friends if you can It's life & death for us.
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Andy Steingruebl
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At the same time the mobility in the US and our form of government with states having their own separate laws from the US does precisely allow for experimentation and people to move to/from places that share their policy preferences. Yes?
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