Supply Chain Shortages?

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4. My dad grew up during the Depression, then served in the Pacific Theater in WWII.

We talked extensively about his experiences during those two dissimilar crisis, and one thing always struck me as something that bound them; the sacrifices for “the common good” that ordinary citizens endured. To be sure, many people weren’t thrilled about those sacrifices, who would be, but endure them they did, and even went a over and beyond to help their neighbors.

If the Covid pandemic taught us nothing else, it taught us that a great many of our friends, neighbors, co-workers, and family do not possess the honor, decency, and moral compass to survive another Great Depression or World War. I miss my father terribly, but I’m glad he’s not here to observe what the Country he fought so valiantly for has devolved into.