We hold to the false assumption that the better, the more perfect we are, the more we are loved. This is almost the complete opposite of the truth. In fact, the more willing we are to acknowledge human weaknesses (but only human ones), the more we are loved.
Everett Shostrom
@ARedRBFdAe9@WhiteHouse Whatever side people are on, protecting children should remain the priority. Hopefully the conversation stays focused on facts rather than politics
@ericlav@FoxNews Maybe, but I think the fertility decision itself is pretty personal. People can disagree with how she presents it without judging the choice she made.
@BrianCharles169@FoxNews Disagree with her politics if you want, but attacking someoneโs personal fertility choices feels like a low blow. Thereโs a better way to make the point
@meech_dale@MagaGrunt1 It's a thought-provoking quote. These conversations are never as simple as they seem.
Well It definitely gives people something to think about. Appreciate you sharing your perspective.
@AndrewPrid8050@MagaGrunt1@Ilegvm I think people's actions should be judged individually, not used to define an entire race. Once we start generalizing, everyone loses. Respect and accountability can exist without stereotypes.