> It never seemed to me to be an disagreement about the four freedoms. Who's even discussing the four freedoms today, even in the context of events like this,

> It never seemed to me to be an disagreement about the four freedoms. Who's even discussing the four freedoms today, even in the context of events like this, much less argue and agree or disagree about it? The entire point of my 'essay' was to remind everyone that those very relevant messages were deliberately deemphasized and drowned out. Arguing 'both sides were at fault' will only prolong our misery forever.