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Related: About this forumVelshi: History has taught us that defeat paves the way for triumph - Velshi - MSNBC
To be politically engaged is to put it all on the line, knowing full well that the outcome – at least the immediate outcome – might not be the one you worked so hard for. But it does not mean the end of the fight. History is steeped in examples of people who fought through the darkness, people who knew that defeat paves the way for triumph. The fact that your side did not win this time is not a loss. It is simply a sign that your work is not yet done. - Aired on 11/09/2024.
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Velshi: History has taught us that defeat paves the way for triumph - Velshi - MSNBC (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
Nov 2024
OP
Like Hitler's defeat of democracy in Germany led to victory....? Velshi must know a different history. n/t
xocetaceans
Nov 2024
#2
Both of my maternal grandparents left Russian occupied Poland to come here when they were in their teens
Rhiannon12866
Nov 2024
#4
get the red out
(13,689 posts)1. Only in a Democracy
I don’t know if we can keep one.
xocetaceans
(4,038 posts)2. Like Hitler's defeat of democracy in Germany led to victory....? Velshi must know a different history. n/t
BOSSHOG
(41,332 posts)3. I appreciate Velshi's comments.
Poland comes to mind. A drastic example for sure. But they did finally “win” WWII.
Rhiannon12866
(229,460 posts)4. Both of my maternal grandparents left Russian occupied Poland to come here when they were in their teens
They came through Ellis Island. My mother put their names on the wall there.