A First Glance at Plato
First, we can either reject this idea (at left) or accept it as truth. Since it comes from a fairly decent pedigree, Plato, let’s assume that it has some merit.
From there, we need to wonder what he meant by “others.” Our family members? Our countrymen? Those of our own skin color? Those following our particular political or religious system of beliefs?
It seems most likely that he was referring to all humankind, and that’s why ideas like “America First” seem so foreign to so many of us.
The question raised here is a good one.
As suggested in the photo at left, there seems to be a great deal of animosity on the part of gas-powered car/truck owners (vs. EV drivers), just like there is of meat-eaters (vs. vegans). Isn’t this a monumental waste of time?
There is no doubt that U.S. Democrats have issues with voter registration and turnout. Yet one has to think that this issue is shrinking in importance as the years go by.
News:
The idea that the laws of the United States apply to everyone except the president is ludicrous, but it took the meme here to bring this fully into focus.
Most of us live our lives such that the world is a better place because of what we do.
As suggested in the meme here, it really has been a good run for a man who is arguably the evilest person on the planet.
Personally, I’m happy to switch it on occasionally; it’s borderline entertaining to see what they’re covering and how they’re doing it.
Here in sunny California, we’re preparing to 
