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Thursday, July 18, 2024

“A peculiarly American kind of terrorism”

"Thomas Crooks briefly tore a rupture in the fabric of American reality only to fill the space with a kind of silence, a mute biography and an unstated philosophy — a peculiarly American kind of terrorism," writes David Wallace-Wells.

https://www.threads.net/@nytopinion/post/C9iB75yOBLF/?xmt=AQGz1si_SeUZVzHYqfLMrQBJMU7uM_wvvcUZ0-30Su_hzQ

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