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Mocking Oct. 7 and 9/11 Not Who We Are Original

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By Michael Dorstewitz
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Wednesday marked the third anniversary of the October 7 terror attack on southern Israel by Hama Islamic terrorists, killing 1,200 people and taking hundreds more as hostages. October 7 has often been compared to the Sept. 11 terror attack on America’s homeland by al-Qaida Islamic terrorists. "Israel’s October 7 was their 9/11," you might hear Americans say. But in some ways it was worse — much worse. October 7 was more personal, and resulted in many more per capita deaths.
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To Save Society, America Needs to Stop Being So Tolerant

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By Michael Dorstewitz
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The United States adopted a friendly reputation over recent years, one that's welcoming to other people, with other traditions and belief systems. But recent events both here and abroad suggest that if we want to retain our unique American identity, it may be time to say "no more Mr. Nice Guy." The most recent example occurred last Friday outside a high school football game in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
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Coddling Criminals Rewards Criminal Behavior, Destroys Society

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By Michael Dorstewitz
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Portraying a criminal as the victim and making excuses for criminal behavior never ends well for society, yet we see examples of it every day. It's usually in the form of judges releasing violent criminals with lengthy rap sheets on cashless bail after being arraigned in another violent crime — only to go out and commit yet another violent crime.
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