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Cruelty. Cruelty is exhausting.
It truly is exhausting so why do so many in our country seem eager to harm others? It is well understood that when we harm others, we are harming ourselves. What we do to others is what we permit to be done to ourselves. When we rob others of justice we make it so our own justice can be robbed. It is dangerous to exercise cruelty, to make cruelty your culture. To justify cruelty we must twist into pretzels of dissonance. Double-speak and contradictions weigh down our reason and... it is exhausting. So exhausting. They're tired.
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