TOLERANCE IS A ONE WAY STREET IN POLITICS ~ THERE IS NO COURT SPACE FOR POLITICS IN PICKLEBALL

TOLERANCE IS A ONE WAY STREET
The hateful politics of personal destruction has become the mantra of those who condem our first responders like the police, first with vulgar rhymes and slogans, wishing suffering and even death to these public servants. 

Who and what I support are my business and mine along.  But I do not take to the streets or social media to espouse a worthless opinion lacking any rationalized solutions to the problems we all face. being labeled a racist. Those who shout the loudest cries of racism, are the real racist who infect our society with hatred.  

Pile-on supports on social media are cowards for their own causes  They attack the good and condone the bad.  Their misguided hatred exposes them to the light of day where they are seen by others as the most intolerant of all. But they serve to fuel the fires of conflicting view points. 

These same conditions existed during the time just before the Civil War.  Maybe this is what the hate speech mongers and intolerant crowd of bullies, naysayer,  malcontents and their well funded army of masked anarchist want . . . another civil war.   Imagine another Gettysburg . . . where thousands of bodies of American Union and Confederate Solders lay dead in a sod field  . . . all because of the cowards who started a war of words started a real war of death and destruction.  But they survived to pick the pockets of the dead for their own needs, carpet bags in hand they raped the south of all its riches in the name of "tolerance."   But they lacked the courage to bare arms to fight for their twisted beliefs and selfish greed, .

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