On point! The pattern to which we have adapted so well, where we look at any conflict, immediately choose a side and then root for that side vociferously has to end if we want any sort of progress on anything. Sometimes there are no purely “good guys” to cheer on and cheering against the guy we like the least is the coping mechanism we use to just get by. I’m comfortable reserving all my “Rah Rahs” for the mothers and their children hiding in crowded subway stations while war descends on their homes. God bless them.
On point! The pattern to which we have adapted so well, where we look at any conflict, immediately choose a side and then root for that side vociferously has to end if we want any sort of progress on anything. Sometimes there are no purely “good guys” to cheer on and cheering against the guy we like the least is the coping mechanism we use to just get by. I’m comfortable reserving all my “Rah Rahs” for the mothers and their children hiding in crowded subway stations while war descends on their homes. God bless them.