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History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
Show marketing 101, say something controversial. Any reaction, good or bad gets attention.
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Difficult to not throw the whole lot of them Israelis in the same basket of bastards.
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Sounds like the polar opposite of the other Galloway (George) love to know what heโs thinking.
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When I lived in central Oregon (high desert area) I was not so far from this reported snow. Over the 15 or so years I lived there I remember snow falling on 4th of July more than once. Taking 2 weeks either side of 4th of July, I remember (accurately or not, I can't say) there being snow at least 1 year out of every 2 or 3 years. For a while, it seemed to alternate snow or no snow every year for several years in a row.
I understand the climate is very likely cooling, and probably headed for more intense weather events on global scales, but this snow event looks pretty routine to me.
'Course it might look very different to me if I was out standing in it. It's easy to be judgemental when not in the thick of things.