Cannibal Country and the rights dilemma
The piece argues rights are politicized in the United States, favoring those with votes while the little people get stepped on. It references Micah condemning the rich and powerful in Judah, warns that wealth concentration weakens a nation, cites China's Nationalists, and praises democracy rooted in Jewish Christian tradition. It urges testing justice for the weak and mercy in policy.
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