@NancyLeeGrahn An exchange of ideas helps one to grow. Living in an increasingly divided and decisive country harms everyone. Blocking is for people who only want to hear their own voice. Talk into a mirror @NancyLeeGrahn.
@NancyLeeGrahn Blocking is so passé—the tool of the unintelligent and those who prefer to live in an echo chamber so they never really have to be challenged or think.
@NancyLeeGrahn Sad you don’t have confidence in B.B. and the I.D.F.,Nancy. I have full confidence they can handle it. And they will without an uneducated, idiotic, US soap actress spouting off on Twitter.
@NancyLeeGrahn I like hearing other people’s opinions. I like discussions that make me think and reconsider my own thoughts. That’s how people grow. When you block people, you never know if you might have changed them or changed yourself.
@JFillmyer The only carnage I saw was patched bullet holes in the door. I did walk inside the closet—it was larger than you might think, rather deep. Surreal experience.
@jdavebrinkley@POTUS This book is not a “gun control” story. Not even close. It’s just the story of the first mass shooting in the country and all the things that led up to it. Didn’t mean to make you angry!
The shocking true story of the first recorded mass shooting in America has never been told, until now. Spotlight on Murder in the Neighborhood by Ellen J Green @EJGreenBooks@pumpupyourbook https://t.co/sUFw0zsEJn via @sherryfundin
@jdavebrinkley@POTUS Start at the beginning. The story of the first masks shooting in the US carries the essence of all that followed and even connects back to Parkland.