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David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

[Zeitgeist]

David Brooks, the New York Times, “No, it’s not about race”: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/18/opinion/18brooks.html

“My impression is that race is largely beside the point. There are other, equally important strains in American history that are far more germane to the current conflicts.”

“The ideas is that free labor is the essence of Americanism. Hard-working ordinary people, who create wealth in material ways, are the moral backbone of the country.”

But race like Godwin’s law almost invariably shuts down any cogent conversation.

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Amen Allan. Buy more ammo. Remember Red Dawn.

[Zeitgeist]

Amen Allan. Buy more ammo. Remember Red Dawn.

[Zeitgeist]

Amen Allan. Buy more ammo. Remember Red Dawn.

[Zeitgeist]

Amen Allan. Buy more ammo. Remember Red Dawn.

[Zeitgeist]

Amen Allan. Buy more ammo. Remember Red Dawn.

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