I saw that you wrote a deeply misguided post about 'whiny' Trump protestors. I am writing this letter in response because I want to make something abundantly clear: this is so not about ‘whining’ that Clinton lost. This is about a real and imminent fear for the American people.
I want to address a few things you wrote. Your argument is that ‘Protesting is un-American’ and ‘Conservatives didn’t protest Obama’s elections,' so as a result, ‘We should all just get over it.’ Unfortunately, I cannot see how any of that is relevant in this situation. First of all, protesting is indeed American: it is, in essence, the definition of an exercise of free speech. Secondly, the reason Conservatives didn’t protest either of Obama’s elections was because there was nothing to protest. Agree or disagree...
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Dear Lieutenant-Governor,
I am pleased to hear that you are leaving.
As far as I know, the only thing you did in your five year term in Jersey was aid harm to a vulnerable adult and uphold corrupt and abusive and inter-conflicted members of Jersey's States and Deanery in the massive abuse cover-up.
I am hearing a lot from Jersey about you at the moment, about your post leaving do, to which only the elite were invited, about your fuss in the JEP how emotional you are about leaving, and about how most of Jersey wondered why you were there at all, your single act in Jersey being to uphold corrupt and powerful wrongdoers who sit both in States and Judiciary and in positions in the Jersey Deanery.
Did you really need five years worth of taxpayers money in order to engineer...
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My name is Azazel Pierce, I’m a Native American and Turkish mix born into a family with multiple generations in the united states. I appear close enough to Caucasian to where I don’t frequently face any forms of racism. However, my ethnicity connects me to a people who faced some of the highest levels of racism and foul treatment. My, ancestors were forced to walk thousands of miles to small reservations, where many faced disease, death, and extreme change of life.
In the beginning of “An Open Letter from an Immigrant” the opening statement refers to these people being scrutinized and dehumanized simply because they face hardships in integration and are judged and biased because of their appearance. This is a childish complaint that resembles a child not being chosen to play on a team...
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Dear Associate Minister Indira Naidoo-Harris and Minister Mitzie Hunter,
The Ryerson Student Childcare Advocacy Association (RSCAA) would like to begin by commending your government's renewed commitment to child care in Ontario. As a group of incumbent early childhood educators, the announcement of funding for 100,000 new child care spaces was widely celebrated. Many of us, however, celebrated cautiously, as expanding child care is about much more than providing “spaces” and “jobs”. Child care in Ontario needs a renewed vision centered on high quality care for children. As four-year degree and Master’s students, we wish to emphasize that quality cannot be achieved without well-trained, well-educated and passionate educators. Secure attachments through responsive relationships with...
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The greatest CIA sponsored coup of all time was not Chile nor even Austrailia, but rather their most recent success - the take down of Wikilieaks which has been the thorn in the side of U.S. government corruption and war crimes for two decades. On October 17th, 2016 the Ecuadorian Embassy in London has some uninvited "guests: arranged by SoS John Kerry. The guests were SOF of the U.S. Army and three agents of MI6 and an EMT who waited in one of three white vans. The streets around the embassy had be blocked within 200 yards and locals reported the unusual activity and those that attempted to take photos had their mobile phones confiscated.
This is information stems from a leak made by a U.S. Secret Agent who claims President Obama was speaking on his phone "In an angry voice" to...
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To President-Elect Donald Trump:
Hi Donald. You really seem to like twitter. I don't really use it much, but from time to time I see something that you've tweeted. Like this, for example:
“Nobody should be allowed to burn the American flag - if they do, there must be consequences - perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail!”
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/803567993036754944
Now, let's start with the things that we can agree upon. I also don't like flag burning. Like you, I love my country. Sure we have issues, and life is considerably better for some of us than others. We have a lot of work to do. But ours is a country of self-reflection, and self-improvement. I love our country, warts and all. It saddens me when people deface the symbol of our great...
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First off, I am not a homophobe, Islamaphobe, racist, etc. I am your neighbor who held the door for you, said hello and helped out when you needed it. I love all people on this planet; even those who don't really deserve it. I believe we are all God's children and worthy of respect and love.
Immigration is a hot topic and always will be. Many are taking to the streets because they are worried about being deported based on race, religion and any other reason they see as being different. You use the word "undocumented" which is another word for illegal.
If being "different" was a criteria for being deported then there wouldn't be anyone left here.
While you are screaming and protesting about being deported please calm down and start thinking rationally. Why is okay for you to...
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I have no idea if anyone will read this letter or if it will make any sort of impact, but I knew that I had to write it. I am growing tired of nothing happening and nobody being able to do anything that significant even with all the effort that is out there. Christina Aguilera’s beautiful lyrics of “waiting on a change to set us free” work for the song, but no longer work for the people. It certainly does not sit well with me to wait, especially after this major setback that came with this election. Although I say setback, this election really is not that, but more of a realization of where America stands, and to me that is worse than a setback. Therefore I am writing this letter to anyone that will hear me.
I am a twenty year old woman in college in New Jersey. I am a part of...
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Dear citizens of democratic countries,
You, as an American, as an European have the opportunity that most of the people in the world don’t have, the opportunity to take part in deciding how your country is ruled by voting in fair elections.
According to the Democracy Index created by the UK based Intelligence Unit, only 9% of the world’s population lives in a democracy and 40% in a «flawed» democracy. We, as part of these privileged half of the world, have the highly valuable opportunity to vote and yet a large part of us seem to fail to understand or to realize how important and precious this right is.
In the United States elections two weeks ago, barely half of the US citizens eligible for vote decided to exercise this right. In France, this weekend, only 4 millions people...
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I am tired of being judged as a Christian, conservative, female, American. People assume that my beliefs fill me with hate for anyone who does not fit into the conventional mold. They think that I believe everyone should live a white picket lifestyle and if they don't they should be punished.
They believe that my anti-abortion stance comes from a belief that women should not have choices and rights to their body. They think it comes from a place of anger or hate fueled by religion. This could not be further from the truth. In reality, my pro-life stance come from a place of love and compassion. I am passionate about protecting the lives of infants. If I thought that abortion was only a choice that affected the mother, then sure, I would be pro-abortion. Wether I agree with that choice...
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