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I also think, in the greater context of today and Christian nationalism, there’s just so many aspects of Christianity being used in a political context to shield so much hatred and oppression.

Suffice it to say that the song was incendiary then and is arguably even more incendiary in today’s heightened sociopolitical climate, where words have been weaponized like never before.

Visit the fenced flora today, “and it looks like a museum of native plants because they have to be protected in order to survive.”

Who wouldn’t want a bit of boring in their politics today, if it’s seasoned with compassion and common sense?

“Yeah he was awesome. He was awesome. He, I think given the workload of today, I was impressed that he was able to sustain his level of intensity for as long as he did.”