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I'm just saying with Cura Davis.

Remember that show The Wonder Years?

The classic 90s drama was about a young Kevin Arnold coming to maturity in tumultuous 1960s America.

He lived in the suburbs with his housewife mother, bully brother, and hippie sister, and his cranky father, a war veteran, and an average middle-aged American with a love for beer and his favorite recliner

and a distinct disdain for the cultural revolution enveloping his country at that moment.

Kevin, like almost everyone, was terrified of his father's stern demeanor and harsh judgment.

Mr. Arnold hated the hippies, hated the protesters,

and made no secret about how

weak he felt his children's generation was. As a kid watching the show, I could never understand why

Mr. Arnold was so mean, especially to his hippie daughter. All she wanted to do was spread peace and

love. Good things. And all Mr. Arnold did was judge her for it,

make snide remarks, and roll his eyes at her and her friends. He was just mean and I didn't get it.

I was just watching footage of Columbia University students making demands as they occupied

a campus administration building in protests of the war in Israel.

The pro-Hamas students have vowed not to leave the building until the university officially denounces Israel

and goes on record as supporting a ceasefire.

But because we don't train our kids to think critically anymore, they didn't plan ahead for anything.

Now they're hungry, And leaving the building could result

in arrest. So they're asking, no, demanding their oppressors in the university administration,

bring some food for their angry bellies. And now I get Mr. Arnold. He was looking at his peace and

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