America is more divided than we’ve seen in decades. Polls show that the overlap between the two major political parties is shrinking fast—a widening canyon between looming masses—where just fifteen years ago they appeared as twin peaks of one noble mountain.
A cohesive society needs to recognize each other as fellow human beings and respect that public safety and survival are core shared essentials. The breakdown in public trust has been division on these core universal human rights, which is sadly a real division, not simply a perceived division among many. A cohesive society needs to recognize these rights are more than theory, but also require real sacrifice and commitment to succeed.
A cohesive society needs to recognize each other as fellow human beings and respect that public safety and survival are core shared essentials. The breakdown in public trust has been division on these core universal human rights, which is sadly a real division, not simply a perceived division among many. A cohesive society needs to recognize these rights are more than theory, but also require real sacrifice and commitment to succeed.