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|comment= Thank-you Jill Murphy for the passion, clarity and unconditional humaneness of your review. (Yeah, no less) What can one say when witnessing this tragic injustice from a safe distance? How can we translate our outrage and our empathy into any sort of effective action? We can certainly start with a robust and compassionate understanding. Your last sentence made me weep - ''' ''...And if you wouldn't like to, then shame on you.''''' Yes indeed. - '''Let us not be mistaken about what is going on here.'''
Your last sentence made me weep - ''' ''...And if you wouldn't like to, then shame on you.''''' Yes indeed. - '''Let us not be mistaken about what is going on here.
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