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My apologies if it confused you. The present tense was in response to the article written in 2017, not the event in the 1960s.
by PatientTrades 9y ago
My apologies if it confused you. The present tense was in response to the article written in 2017, not the event in the 1960s.
- anigbrowl 9y agoI fail to see why it's ever appropriate to suggest we only discuss one issue at once. Neither society nor government are monolithic entities. If you're genuinely concerned about a topic and think it should be a higher priority, solicit attention for it on its own rather than derailing discussions of other topics.