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I’m actually very glad you made the Master Yoda Mask Cargill Please Remember Stay 6 Feet Have A Nice Day Jesus Shirt also I will do this points you did, as I, at least, was not aware of Mr. Lesser’s age at the time of his experiences, and that absolutely adds some much-needed context. I hope it goes without saying I meant absolutely no insult, nor do I hold those two sentences in one comment in a Reddit thread as any sort of reflection on or of the man himself. But I’m wondering now if it actually doesn’t feel the same. I’m 40s, and I feel like there’s been a rise in hate, but maybe that’s coming from a perspective of safety, and we’re not as close as we feel we are, and that, actually, he lived through it and maybe it doesn’t feel the same now as it did then? We’re maybe more conscious of what can happen because we’ve learned stories from the past, but maybe we don’t actually know because we haven’t lived through anything like it? As bad as things might seem to you, the truth is that we are living in the best time in the history of the earth. People are treated far more fairly now than ever before. The difference now is purely perception. We have far more access to information than ever before, so we quickly hear about anything bad that occurs. Antisemitism has been a problem forever, but it largely hasn’t been visible. Now it’s declined while simultaneously becoming more visible so it feels worse. This is not to say that every thing is fine and we don’t need to work to make things better. It’s to say “don’t get discouraged. Humanity is actually getting better”

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