Anybody who plays checkers could have seen the result of these policy moves. They pushed these policies through despite the warnings.
Chivalry is not entirely dead, but it's badly wounded. I think those who still believe in it are rallying. The tragedies of abandoning those virtues are plain to anyone not willfully ignorant. The question is whether a resurgence in honor will come soon enough.
Anybody who plays checkers could have seen the result of these policy moves. They pushed these policies through despite the warnings.
Chivalry is not entirely dead, but it's badly wounded. I think those who still believe in it are rallying. The tragedies of abandoning those virtues are plain to anyone not willfully ignorant. The question is whether a resurgence in honor will come soon enough.
Anybody who plays checkers could have seen the result of these policy moves. They pushed these policies through despite the warnings.
Chivalry is not entirely dead, but it's badly wounded. I think those who still believe in it are rallying. The tragedies of abandoning those virtues are plain to anyone not willfully ignorant. The question is whether a resurgence in honor will come soon enough.