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Guaranteed Human.

A powerful message was delivered this weekend by a Puerto Rican artist, a man who is fully

and thoroughly American.

And his halftime performance was as American as apple pie, which is why no doubt Donald Trump reacted so viciously towards it.

Love is more powerful than hate, and this explains why.

Across the sea in Italy, J.D. Vance was so viciously booed by all the people of the world

who understand that he is a vessel of evil,

handmade to a wretched cause, American fascism.

There is the Vice President J.D. Vance and his wife, Oosha, whoop.

Those are not, those are a lot of booze for him,

whistling, jeering, some applause.

And for 11 long years, Donald Trump has desecrated America's ideals,

the idea that built the country. And that idea is ephemeral. It's about liberty.

It's about freedom. We believe as Americans that all men are created equal, endowed by their

creator with inalienable rights, among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

When Bad Bunny handed his Grammy, an award he earned to a little boy, it was a powerful

reminder that love is so much more powerful than its opposite, which isn't hate, but

indifference.

The great lie about hate is that it can be met by reciprocal hatred,

and that in the battle between the two, hate can be conquered by hate.

And that's a lie.

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