Justin Hoyman

@jhoyman2121

Washed up ball player, Mobile & OTT Product at FloSports , Gator Nation

South FL
Joined March 2010
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  1. Retweeted
    May 27

    1/The tragic Portland stabbing shows conservative and liberal Americans still have a fundamental decency in common:

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    May 27
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    2/That both a Republican politician and a Reed College hippie would stand up for Muslim women like this is a reminder of American decency.

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    May 27
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    3/And the man who stabbed and killed them - a crazed white supremacist - is a symbol of the madness that threatens to overwhelm our decency.

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    May 27
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    4/In the face of this madness, why are America's right and left still at each other's throats so much?

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    May 27
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    5/Why don't both sides tone it down, say more nice things about each other, use less scorched-earth political and media tactics?

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    May 27
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    6/Part of it is suspicion. Much of the left fears that Republicans secretly identify with guys like the Portland stabber...

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    May 27
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    7/...while much of the right fears that the left's priority isn't stopping the madness, but sweeping away traditional values.

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    May 27
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    8/This fear, distrust, and disunity was born of a long era of peace and prosperity, when the only enemy we had to fight was each other.

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    May 27
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    9/We convinced ourselves that abortion, taxes, health care, etc. were apocalyptic battles in which there could be no compromise.

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    May 27
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    10/And we're still fighting those battles. It seems like the GOP will sanction *anything* Trump does in order to get tax cuts, etc...

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    May 27
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    11/...while everyone I talk to on the left either sneers or gets enraged at the prospect of compromise with the center-right.

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    May 27
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    12/But even more poisonous than policy fights is the rhetoric. To hear people talk, you'd think every Republican was a white supremacist...

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    May 27
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    13/...and every Democrat was an intolerant campus "SJW". No one acknowledges the existence of good people on the other side.

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    May 27
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    14/I hate to see this happening to my country. It feels like almost nobody even wants it to be a country anymore.

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    May 27
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    15/Of course, this is selection bias. I'm interacting with the small % who spend their time yelling on social media.

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    May 27
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    16/Most Americans are decent ppl like Ricky Best and Taliesin Namkai-Meche. But they have little representation among the shouting classes.

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    May 27
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    17/And n/c the shouting classes tell everyone to fear & hate the other political tribe, that decent majority can't unite against the menace.

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    May 27
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    18/Everyone who suggests compromise, solidarity, or reaffirmation of shared values seems to get shouted down by their side and/or the other.

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    May 27
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    19/I wish I could do more than just sit here and watch my country fall apart. What can I do to help hold it together? (end)

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  20. Retweeted
    Jan 28

    In 1942, my grandparents were forcibly evacuated from their CA homes & shipped to a prison camp in the AZ desert, where my dad was born. /1

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