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The Good Men Project
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The Good Men Project
by Disaffected.citizen » Sat Jul 28, 2018 12:28 pm
Not sure if anybody here has read articles published by The Good Men Project, but I often read them with interest. It seems they are prepared to discuss and challenge conventions.
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Re: The Good Men Project
by moonshadow » Sun Jul 29, 2018 5:55 am
Interesting article. A lot of good points made, many we have already discussed here at length.
A note to others clicking the link... it takes a few paragraphs to get to the "meat", but do read. It's actually pretty good.
A note to others clicking the link... it takes a few paragraphs to get to the "meat", but do read. It's actually pretty good.
"Our task is not to destroy but to build; not to hate but to find a place of yielding; not to polarize but to discover the points of commonality so that we can work together. Learn this lesson, dear friends, it will serve you well"
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Re: The Good Men Project
by SkirtsDad » Sun Jul 29, 2018 10:36 pm
I was enjoying the article so much that I was disappointed when it came to an abrupt end. Nice to have an article with references.
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