National
commentator Bill O'Reilly's latest commentary begins with "What is
really dividing America?" This simple statement accepts the division
while begging an answer. On the one had, it is a confession there is a
division. No longer is there a fiction of division. On the other hand,
it confesses the division is a matter of concern, discussion, and hopes
for resolution. It seeks for a solution. There is none.
You can
talk about a division. We all do this, sometimes just to make a point. But when you cite it as a
given, this is yet another proposition. When you say there is no
solution to a division, you are inviting an irresolute situation. This
can be divisive; this can be derisive; this can be deadly.
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