John Kass: Politics as religion after George Floyd. This isn’t an Orwellian novel. This is your country. – Chicago Tribune

Physicians and team members gather in front of Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn and kneel for eight minutes and 46 seconds in honor of George Floyd on June 5, 2020.
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ConcernedExpat
3 years ago

A+ plus from John Kass, kudos for calling out the cultural Marxism in society today. He is the only reason I subscribe to Chicago Tribune. If they mute him, I will be gone. I hope he reads Wirepoints.

debtsor
3 years ago
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Cancel your subscription today. You need to stop feeding the beast. You can still read Kass online. Just load up his column and when you reach the paywall, go into ‘reader mode’ on your browser (look it up). Then hit refresh on your browser and the column will appear ad free, paywall free on your screen. This is how you stop feeding the beast. Kass will be just fine when the Trib goes under. It’s the hacks like Zorn that will be grooming my dog.

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