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There has been no apology, no walk-back. This is a tea-in-the-harbor sort of moment. Fortunately we still have elections; we may yet save the tea. I study a Republic that fell. We have a chance to stop our own republic falling; we may not get another. Do not let it slip by.7/11
If it seems that this comes later than it should (and it does), it is because I wanted to be sure of the facts. I have a historian's caution by nature. But the facts are quite clear, notwithstanding wrangling over if it really was tear gas (it was: https://apnews.com/2aa7979e6fb88948895407f127e5e5b6?utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=AP&fbclid=IwAR14tFR_GIKg6SW_wtNz6XleeK8ds4DzHqt46x2rVFg35nqJtDovAfAJSms …) 8/11
Like I said, I try not to get too much into politics here. But, if I may indulge in more Treebeard-quoting, "I have been idle. I have let things slip. It must stop." Now is the time to think of action "for it is easier to shout stop! than to do it." (TT, 90-1) 9/11
For the non-Americans who are tired of hearing me moan over our republic, I am sorry; I am an American first and a historian second. You may, I hope, content yourselves that, as Lucretius says, "It is pleasant, when the winds trouble the waters on the sea... 10/11
...to gaze from the shore upon the troubles of another." (DRN, 3.1-3). For the Americans - this is the moment given to us. It is not the one we would have chosen. But I think we know what it demands from us. 11/11
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