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Walls Don’t Work

Walls Don’t Work

We are wall-eyed, our vision mis-aligned. We construct walls and eye them, while simultaneously looking away. My eyes hurt just thinking about it. We’ve lost our depth perception. It’s a pathetic, futile thing (and a profound forgetting of history) to engage in wall building. But it’s something to do, and there are hatreds to be stoked, fears to be placated, monies to be gathered. Shakespeare used the term “wall-eyed” to express reproach, metaphorically extending the literal misalignment of the eye’s…

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Ben-isms

Ben-isms

“The tooth fairy must have really liked that tooth.” “The only states I know are Georgia, Florida, Texas, Mexico and Japan.” “When I’m a man, and you and Daddy are still alive, would you give me some money?”

Ancient City of Teotihuacan – Walmart site?

Ancient City of Teotihuacan – Walmart site?

Ancient City of Teotihuacan a Modern Battleground A sign of the times? SAN JUAN TEOTIHUACAN, Mexico – A WalMart store rising near the 2,000-year-old pyramids of the Teotihuacan Empire has ignited the wrath of Mexican conservationists and nationalists, who say the U.S. retailer is destroying their culture at the foot of one of Mexico’s greatest treasures. Since news broke last May of Wal-Mart’s plan to construct a 71,902-square-foot store near the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon 30 miles northeast…

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