We must continually remind ourselves that there is a difference between what is natural and what is good. Nothing is more "natural" than being mauled and eaten by a bear. ~ Sam Harris Artist: Paul Lachine
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We must continually remind ourselves that there is a difference between what is natural and what is good. Nothing is more "natural" than being mauled and eaten by a bear. ~ Sam Harris Artist: Paul Lachine
Yes, that article title is correct. Before making an preconceived judgments, consider the topic and its author. President of the Council on Foreign Relations Richard N. Haass posits this situation with some controversial and critical statements.
...Like most temptations, the urge to gloat at America’s imperfections and struggles ought to be resisted. People around the globe should be careful what they wish for. America’s failure to deal with its internal challenges would come at a steep price. Indeed, the rest of the world’s stake in American success is nearly as large as that of the US itself.
For more of Haass's creative commentary, go on over to Project-Syndicate. Don't worry, America will still be here when you get back.
(Illustration by Paul Lachine)
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