Bill tells Dave Rubin (about the ongoing conflict) in a video you can access through the emboldened links below; but first I want to teach you about those words ... Digging down to understand their foundations ...
Hasan Mehdi reports that author Dr. Barbara F. Walters (not THAT Barbara Walters) concurs---telling us that 'civil war' is redefined, that 'we don't think we're in one because it doesn't look like "the War of Secession" we all imagine ...
Civil War is the common term for Battles (possibly Violent War) between Fellow Citizens---originating in Rome (Caesar vs. the Roman Senate), later in England (Parliament vs. Charles I), in the U.S. (known as the #WarOfSecession, North vs. South ... which popularized the term in Century Magazine's "Battles and Leaders of the Civil War"; also used in the PBS mini-series of the early '90s) ... and now there's the MARVEL AVENGERS sequel.
The words “Civic" & "Civil” developed in two different ways–I suppose–but they are both rooted in ancient words that mean “Townsman.”
#Civic #Civil #Civility #CivicDuty #Civilized #CivicCenterMusicHall #CivilWar
Hasan Mehdi reports that author Dr. Barbara F. Walters (not THAT Barbara Walters) concurs---telling us that 'civil war' is redefined, that 'we don't think we're in one because it doesn't look like "the War of Secession" we all imagine ...
| not 'exactly like this,' but not "Blue Uniforms vs. Grey Uniforms in antique photographs" either |
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