Aristotle was quoted as saying that anger isnot bad, but an emotion that for the "right reason," can be virtuous. 

He defined it as a painful desire for revenge in response to a perceived, undeserved slight. The key to virtuous anger is moderation, feeling it at the right time, for the right reasons, and in the right amount. Don’t Boo, VOTE

The dual form still exists in some languages, such as Arabic. But why did such a poetic pronoun go extinct in English? It seems especially strange when popular culture still celebrates that sense of a special two-ness today and the prevalence of "just the two of us" pervades song and literature.

Frustration with higher prices pushed consumer sentiment to a historic low, below anything recorded during the Great Recession or the Covid pandemic.

La Niña has finally left, so prepare for El Niño ay Dios mio!

Melania Trump has called for a public hearing for survivors, but a group of those affected say they have ‘done their part’ and reiterate calls for others to be questioned. Will Melania testify under oath?

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The phrase "enemy of the people" has a history. It was used in Stalin's Soviet Union to justify the imprisonment and execution of those who told inconvenient truths. It was used under Mao, Hitler, Castro, etc. It has never, in any iteration, belonged to a functioning democracy. That is not an opinion. It is the historical record. You are the voice of local news: growing our readership grows civic debate and community problem solving.