Once all differences are eliminated, the people that divide us on our differences will simply find new ones (differences) with which to divide us. Divisiveness is the problem, not differences. Case in point, if you disagree with the above, that is good for both of us if we keep engaging, not isolating.
I understand the thought, but I'd prefer that people appreciate the wonderful variety.
Once all differences are eliminated, the people that divide us on our differences will simply find new ones (differences) with which to divide us. Divisiveness is the problem, not differences. Case in point, if you disagree with the above, that is good for both of us if we keep engaging, not isolating.