posts: fix typo.

Author: micrypt

_posts/2014-2-14-Timidly-raising-ones-hand-in-objection.textile

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ So, in breaking with my norm of not writing about politics in my home country mo
 
 Sadly, I haven't seen much much but irrational rage in the conversations on the subject. Thus, timidly I ask, "How can religion be used yet again to justify such malevolence?" "Why aren't the virtues of compassion and kindness dominant in discussion on this topic?" "Is it that much easier to reach for anger at some imagined danger?"
 
-Perhaps the issue is one of ignorance and a fear of what is "strange". However, The caricatured deviant that's held up for mockery from many a pulpit is but a phantasm. The people one might be so quick to condemn are those who could otherwise be your friends. There is no "other" in this case. We are all the same. 
+Perhaps the issue is one of ignorance and a fear of what is "strange". However, the caricatured deviant that's held up for mockery from many a pulpit is but a phantasm. The people one might be so quick to condemn are those who could otherwise be your friends. There is no "other" in this case. We are all the same. 
 
 More galling is that fact that Nigeria as a nation has "sufficient":http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/lagos-water-everywhere-but-not-to-drink/ "issues":http://allafrica.com/stories/201402100381.html that we can't afford this exercise in mindless hate. Is it not more useful to seek to understand first?