It’s almost as if tracing out someone’s logic allows you to find out if any premise or conclusion is true.

This is literally philosophy 101–which I learned in public school starting as early as 12 years old in Queens, NY in the early 2000s.

What’s @ukparliament.parliament.uk excuse for illogic?

It’s almost as if it’s the same white supremacist culture that has been stratified and proliferated across the globe. Must just be a coincidence that these are so synchronously timed.

Well done, Rep. Crockett! Keep reminding us all what integrity as a leader looks like!!

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And here’s where “Identity Politics” came from.

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Here’s an essay on the difference for those who care enough to learn.

The only thing dividing the public is the powers that be that exploit a lack of knowledge—that control what you get to learn, how you get to learn it, and if you get to learn it at all. Our algorithms are manufactured, our history is manufactured—Scots know this deeply.

What will the Scots do now?

What do ya’ll learn in history classes here in the WISE isles?

Why in the world are we still surprised that this continues to be the case in the imperial nation that hides itself behind bureaucracy as if every generation of the public didn’t alert the so-called leaders at the time?

This cannot possibly be a series of “individual issues”. Clearly, it is a system-wide governmental failure. How can you expect the public to enforce their rights when those who have material power over our lives cannot even wield their legislated power for public safety?
@spotlightcorruption.org

5b. Stirling Police Scotland has also been found to have governance failures which has led to the tragic loss of our neighbours

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