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Politics, why do they polarize us. Why do we feel that others should have the same beliefs that we do.

from Earth Tribe Radio · host Jill Townsend and Fiona Whitmore, www.earthtriberadio.com check us out soon on Amazon

Politics, why do they polarize us. Why do we feel that others should have the same beliefs that we do. Most of us feel that our beliefs are the right, what if they aren't? What if others beliefs are right also? We are so lucky to live in a country where we have free speech, with so many people with different beliefs and religions who is right? Could it be that we're all right, or are we all wrong? www.earthtriberadio.comwww.barefootenlightenment.comwww.fionawhitmore.com

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Politics, why do they polarize us. Why do we feel that others should have the same beliefs that we do. Most of us feel that our beliefs are the right, what if they aren't? What if others beliefs are right also?

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