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“Nothing we do is constructive or meaningful. We choose to insult, mock, ridicule, and undermine each other. We don’t teach, build each other up, encourage, or support one another. Instead, we bring each other down and destroy each other. How can we live together if we choose not to share with others? For all of us to prosper and survive, we need to choose to do better.”

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