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Deep Fried Fascism

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By Scott Thomson
| thepost.org.za
There was a time when a potato had a heritage, a future, a calling, true potential. This lumpy little dirt covered starch nugget needed to be peeled and hand-cut by a cook who envisioned something better for it, and tossed into hot oil with care and dignity. The deep fried potato had character, they had personality. Some were thick, some crooked, some burnt on edges because like life everything isn’t perfect. That was the excitement of it all. You got fries with quirks.
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A Better Way for Christians to Engage Politics and Culture

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By Scott Thomson
| The Western Journal Verified
America does not need more Christians in politics. It needs Christians who carry the character of Christ into politics. As a pastor in California and an elected city councilman serving my third term, I’ve lived in two worlds that many people assume should never overlap.
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I’ll Only Be 5 Minutes

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By Scott Thomson
| thepost.org.za
“I’ll only be five minutes”, is one of the most common justifications for occupying a disabled parking bay without the right or need to do so. A phrase so casual, so dismissive, it reveals exactly how little thought is given to the people these spaces are meant for. Disabled parking is not about convenience; it is about access. It is the difference between participation and exclusion.
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