Okay, CoSo.
I wrote a piece to offer some deeper and important history surrounding the latest mess in Canadian Parliament.
Yes, the Speaker has resigned.
But that's where the danger begins: when we have an easy target, which allows us to avoid thinking about the historical illiteracy that underpins these errors and allows old wounds to be opened and leveraged in current wars.
History is always a casualty of war. But if we can lessen the size of the wound, we should.
https://onlysky.media/mclark/war-makes-us-terrible-historians/
I just read your analysis and I think it is really informative and well said. Thank you.
I think everyone interested in the subject on coso should read this.
Oh, thank you for taking the time to read it, Elusive.
Nuance and complexity are things Canadians often do well, as we cultivate our mosaic in lieu of a melting pot. It's important we don't lose that strength.