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Journeyman

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1. I came into this thread to write what Thom Hartmann said --- the darkest day was April 12, 1861 . . .

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Tue Jan 7, 2025, 04:36 AM

Jan 2025

We're a ways away from eclipsing the tragedy set in motion at Fort Sumter, though it could certainly be overshadowed, should events play out the way some are envisioning and predicting what they wish to see happen in the coming months. January 6 certainly poses an ignoble pressure point for our democracy, but the full story has yet to be realized.

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Did Trump Incite America's Darkest Day EVER? - Thom Hartmann [View all] Rhiannon12866 Jan 2025 OP

I came into this thread to write what Thom Hartmann said --- the darkest day was April 12, 1861 . . . Journeyman Jan 2025 #1

And I certainly agree with you, but, as you said, when it comes to TFG we don't yet know the end of the story Rhiannon12866 Jan 2025 #2

I think it's important, too, for people to remember the future isn't written yet . . . Journeyman Jan 2025 #4

And, if you think about it, how many decades did it take to find and prosecute former Nazis? Rhiannon12866 Jan 2025 #5

Duplicate post. n/t Rhiannon12866 Jan 2025 #3

And don't forget the Great Depression. Wonder Why Jan 2025 #7

No. The answer to these clickbait questions is always NO. Oopsie Daisy Jan 2025 #6