Dear fellow American,
I’d like to pass along this brief reminder, for purposes of clarification.
Despite what others may say, you’re not part of the problem if you:
- believe your President heralds the coming of the Antichrist
- call your military servicemembers “sadists” and “mass murderers”
- insist on social control of vaginas, but are afraid to say that word
- sew Canadian flags onto your luggage when you travel
- demand that your government keep its hands off your Social Security
- believe that every cop is your enemy
- look down on single mothers
- invent novel reasons to call someone a “Nazi”
- conflate secession with patriotism
  
- declare war on recreational drug use
- ever ate a freedom fry
- declare war on recreational gun use
- imagine that other religions are weirder than yours
- divide the country into “agrees with me” and “stupid”
- call others’ belief systems “mental illness”
- want to raise everyone’s kids but your own
- stopped voting years ago
Nope. You’re not part of the problem. You ARE the problem.
Love,
your neighbor
(as thyself)

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