Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for November 21, 2024

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    snsurone76  about 10 hours ago

    Reminds me a bit of “Romeo and Juliet”, where the Capulets and Montagues were feuding for generations, and nobody could remember why or what started it.

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    Hello Everyone  about 10 hours ago

    I wonder what’s going on in Afghanistan right now? Nothing good, I imagine..

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    The dude from FL  Premium Member about 10 hours ago

    There will never be peace there, too many tribes

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    stuart_olson  about 7 hours ago

    This story thread would make a good Star Trek episode. Capt. Kirk could solve it in one hour.

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    Twelve Badgers in a Suit Premium Member about 4 hours ago

    If he were really committed to peace, he would leave the scores un-settled.

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    chris.lemarie  about 4 hours ago

    That applies to the Balkans too. They never forget anything, and definitely not the offenses. « They suffer from too much history », said Churchill.Works for the Corsicans too, in my country.

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  about 2 hours ago

    Genghis Can’t

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    Eric S   41 minutes ago

    Is that Duke or someone else?

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    ncorgbl  34 minutes ago

    The rest of the world have long memories that rarely forgive acts from the past. Even Western countries like the UK and France keep their ancient pasts fresh in mind and act accordingly. In the U.S. our memory lasts about 3 to 5 weeks, as evidenced by our last election. Germany and Japan were business partners within 6 months of war’s end, Vietnam a partner now, and a U.S. president walked arm-in-arm with the leader of North Korea across their border. We are such a forgiving country. For cash.

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