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In reply to the discussion: Why is the concept of "we over me" so challenging for some? I've read very snarky and [View all]

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Wed Mar 18, 2020, 12:06 PM
Mar 2020

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an entitled generation not used to sacrifice.

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Why is the concept of "we over me" so challenging for some? I've read very snarky and [View all] Ninga Mar 2020 OP
hypocrisy. it can run deep. NRaleighLiberal Mar 2020 #1
When children ask what is the difference between Democrats and Republicans Sucha NastyWoman Mar 2020 #2
Wait until it hits one of them. safeinOhio Mar 2020 #3
Dump facebook. n/t Coventina Mar 2020 #4
I know I know I know..... Ninga Mar 2020 #5
Participation Trophies ... PBC_Democrat Mar 2020 #6
Is selfishness an innate or learned behavior? procon Mar 2020 #7
The 40 and 50 somethings in our family have no idea what it is to sacrifice, be called to serve, Ninga Mar 2020 #9
Yeah, I can see that in my family relatives too. procon Mar 2020 #12
Because this country's policy has been that greed is good the last 40 years. WyattKansas Mar 2020 #8
If you've never been deeply attached to an elderly person, maybe you don't get it. milestogo Mar 2020 #10
Yes, of course. But then it would require people to think of "we" instead of "me". Sadly Ninga Mar 2020 #11
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