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I'm Hello, fellow Americans, and thank you for joining me again today on another episode of unity without compromise.

Dr. Steve Lutlip here, and I've got some thoughts for you today that I think are crucial,

and by all means they pertain to unity.

You know, I've been watching with this kind of a sad amusement, the increasing erosion of unity in our country.

And I think it's happening because we are evermore increasingly living in a world or state

of fear. And it continues to further divide us. And it isolates us.

And when that happens, we seem to lose the power of unity in strength, unity in numbers.

And I've been watching with this sad amusement, this increasing erosion of the unity,

which has been going on for quite a long time now.

And for a long time, it actually seemed like the line of division was drawn between liberals and

conservatives you know that's where we used to divide if at all but now the factions are multiplying

so rapidly that i can no longer identify my own tribe. I mean, think about it. Everybody

has a tribe. Everybody needs a sense of belonging to something or someone, be it an organization

or some unity of a group from which we derive our strength.

But right now, in the United States of America, what I see happening is that we have this

intertribal warfare going on, and it is becoming a yet another new norm and i don't like it

as our tolerance for independent thinkers wanes our hearts grow ever colder and the world becomes even lonelier, a place to live.

We become more isolated.

From whence comes this cold-hearted intolerance.

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