The president’s speech last night included a few touching stories that should inform our commitment to service and accountable government. One was the story of Ji Seong-ho who escaped North Korea and whose life is evidence of humanity’s inherent liberty.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2018/01/30/the-incredible-story-of-the-north-korean-escapee-at-the-state-of-the-union/?utm_term=.a042be43460b …
It doesn’t matter. The stories of these incredible people have their own value and deserve their own respect. You can be strongly opposed to the president and still see the good in the world. In fact, we must.
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Not in this context.
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Would he be allowed to bring his parents over???
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Yes, the decent people in those stories do have their own value & do deserve respect. Being used by “Would Be King” Trump as a prop is antithetical to that purpose. I suggest framing it as such allows one a better opportunity to celebrate heroes while opposing the messenger.
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Trumps authoritarian tendencies are a danger to America. It is important that we “still see the good.” Distinguish between Trumps reading off a teleprompter staff prepared stories & the actual heroes in the stories. Celebrate them by condemning him.
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Trump wants to destroy NK. This guy still has family, there! Did Trump's Administration bring him out of NK? Then, how does Trump get credit? We aren't a patch off Canada or many, many other places that take in exponentially more refugees, defectors. We make refugees, though!
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