Open your minds, America
Let's request a second opinion and listen to each other. Switch channels. Visit different Web sites. Read a newspaper, while we can still find
one. How about stepping into a town hall with an open mind, prepared to converse with people hailing from diverse circumstances? A range of
perspectives enriches our viewpoint, empowering us to craft nuanced responses to complex situations. Ultimately, we must stop thinking that the only
thing to think is what we've thought all along. As we learn more about multifaceted matters, our positions should evolve accordingly. Let's accept
that it's OK to change your minds. In the end, opening our minds can only enhance the prognosis for our most cherished patient: America.
CNN
I agree with some of the things Rudy Ruiz writes about, but I'm just so sick and tired of the "news" media telling people what they should and
shouldn't do. Their job is to report the news, not to entertain me nor tell me how I should change my behavior.
[edit on 3-9-2009 by ddacunha]
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Well, I'd rather see this than something about Paris Hilton or the other crap that CNN reports. I'm not sure if this kind of article is profitable
or not to CNN, but its very true and well written.
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hmm i see where you are coming from
good point
what do you reckon this will lead to?
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