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David Farmer

Portland
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Political and media consultant, newspaper columnist, husband and dad. Portland, Maine. Tweets are my own. (He/him)
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Kerrtown: Used to Be Her Town Too

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By David Farmer
| Medium
Kerrtown: Used to Be Her Town Too A PG-13 rated comic strip for grownups by David Albert Farmer Press enter or click to view image in full size
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The bullies are coming for you, too

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By David Farmer
| The Piscataquis Observer Verified
By David Farmer During the summer of the seventh grade, I was riding my bike with a friend in a neighborhood that wasn’t my own. A kid I knew — a kid I was afraid of, if I’m honest — stopped us, pulled his bike up to mine, grabbed my handlebars with one hand and punched me right in the face. Out of the blue. The shock. The fear. The pain. The uncertainty. I’m bringing it up now, because I feel a similar way every morning when I read the newspaper.
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In the U.S., violence too often is the answer

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By David Farmer
| The Piscataquis Observer Verified
By David Farmer “Violence is never the answer.” That’s what we’ve heard time and again in the aftermath of the assassination of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare last month. But we don’t really believe it. Come on. How could we? In the United States, violence is very often the answer. It’s glorified on TV shows and movies, excused, encouraged. We are addicted to violence, and immune from its tragic consequences. “No way,” you say? No one wants to see another person harmed. Evidence suggests the opposite.
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