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The protocols of neighborliness are in contestation with the protocols of purity and the most important question we can ask ourselves is “Who is my neighbor?”

What do you think emotion is? We disagree on the “facts”. Here is Nate Silver’s take on the same issue but different data set: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-police-are-killing-people-as-often-as-they-were-before-ferguson/

I appreciate your intention to stand against discriminatory police practices as clearly described in the article you reference.

Emotion exists and is part of what makes us human. Love is that which lives between us. Yes, emotion can divide us and only emotion can bring us together (and some facts, glad we found some to agree on).

I love you.

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    The protocols of neighborliness are in contestation with the protocols of purity and the most important question we can ask ourselves is “Who is my neighbor?”