Balancing the books —

May 29th, 2016 by Charles Cameron

[ by Charles Cameron — a precarious matter, unless you are accustomed to carrying books that way ]

Here’s a DoubleTweet in the form of a call-and-response, with an intriguing appearance of symmetry.

Like when regressives exploited Islamophobia accusations to suppress criticism of Islam: trivializes serious menaces pic.twitter.com/8acyEfEnsl

— Iranian Atheist (@Atheist_Iran) May 27, 2016

Does the formal symmetry here have something to say to us? Is it hopelessly skewed? If so, which way does the balance tip for you, and why?

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