Southern Soul Daily

The #Me Too movement certainly seems to have caught its second wind. Now it’s members are going after Bill Clinton, and rightfully so. He was not only good friends with Jeffrey Epstein, but also traveled extensively with him. He may not have been involved in Epstein’s dirty deeds, but Clinton was certainly at least somewhat aware of Epstein’s egregious and appalling crimes considering the amount of time the two spent together. As I said, Clinton may not be directly involved, but at the very least, he’s guilty by association. 

I fail to understand why so many individuals feel as if their opinions are the only ones worth listening to. Some people either shove their opinions down your throat or call you a racist simply for disagreeing with them. It certainly seem as if a great deal of people these days react this way when speaking to anyone who has an opposing view. Last I checked however, this is still America. In America, everyone is entitled to voice their own personal opinions, EVERYONE.  Everyone should be able to voice their personal feelings and beliefs, without having to fear some type of retaliation or punishment. If you’re allowed to kneel without condemnation, then you should also be allowed to stand without receiving condemnation. Not just Democrats, not just Liberals, and not just Leftists. Not just Republicans, not just Conservatives, and not just the Right.   It’s also important to remember that individuals can disagree with one another and still remain friends. Only someone truly immature would