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From the Writings of David Horowitz: July 3, 2010

by Nichole Hungerford
Posted on July 3 2010 6:45 am

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The refusal to come to terms with this reality is the heart of the radical impulse and accounts for its destructiveness, and thus for much of the bloody history of our age. My own life, which has often been painful and many times off course, is ultimately not discrete — a story to itself — but part of the narrative we all share.

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