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On this Monday, I am thinking about folks I know that think differently than I do. There

are many of them and I mostly respect their beliefs, especially if they have thought them

out. Life would be boring if all I heard were my opinions paraded back. These days, with

so much political acrimony afoot, I'm interested in the classic liberal point of view. Generally

speaking, liberal Americans favor the underdog, want economic justice for all, are politically

correct and suspicious of traditional values believing some of those oppressed people.

Above all, standard issue liberals want peace. But the radical left does not favor peace.

That movement wants to demolish traditional America and replace it with a secular socialist

system that would not respect private property. Now, my liberal acquaintances are aware of this,

but don't quite know what to do. They voted for Joe Biden hoping he would run moderate.

But now, pretty much everyone knows the radicals are calling most of the shots in the Democratic

Party and Joe's going along with it. So what will the classic liberal do? They don't

want for socialism. They don't like the cancel culture and they don't think America is

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