How moral seriousness hardened into punishment in American life, tracing how judgment replaced formation, governance weakened, and control came to feel like truth.
your essay has definitely given me food for thought. we are hungry for retribution. we are hungry for punishment. I am hungry for punishment. I asked myself, would I rather vote for a future presidential candidate that promises to put every single one of these f****** in jail or would I rather vote for a presidential candidate that promises to provide universal health care? I am ashamed to say that I am leaning toward the punishers. what have we come to?
your essay has definitely given me food for thought. we are hungry for retribution. we are hungry for punishment. I am hungry for punishment. I asked myself, would I rather vote for a future presidential candidate that promises to put every single one of these f****** in jail or would I rather vote for a presidential candidate that promises to provide universal health care? I am ashamed to say that I am leaning toward the punishers. what have we come to?
Try not to cudgel your clarity with recriminations. The sword and shield are but siblings of compassion and empathy.