"This is going to result in a lot of job loss, a lot of pollution and reverting us back to many of the problems we had when Lake Erie once caught on fire because it was so polluted".
It is understandable that in times of economic turmoil many of us revert to a factory default setting that causes us to fear that immigrants who are hungry to make a new start in life might cause us unwarranted financial burdens.
Let us revert to Calvino, who continues as follows: "On the relationship between Perseus and Medusa, we can learn something more from Ovid's Metamorphoses (Calvino, 2012).
Her girls are confident in the natural way that most of us revert to in the absence of an audience, totally at ease and not at all performative.
"I don't want it to feel wedding-y; a lot of us revert to that because that's what we do for our work.
What Hunee's getting at, I think, is the kind of default setting most of us revert to when trying to convert the myriad lived-experiences of a night in a nightclub into the rigid fixity of language.
Jake Hamon couldn't have asked for more -- and he would be delighted to see us revert to distraction-blather about Palin's cute kids and her ability to shoot moose for the next fifty days.
It also ties the movement to a region (the Middle East) and a religion (Islam) in a way that does not help us understand its existence and allows us to revert to lazy theories that describe the rise of IS as a "clash of civilizations" or Islamic Extremism ad infinitum.
Let us not revert to behavior that is morally wrong and use prisoners, who while incarcerated have no freedom of action.
One goal is to encourage more of us to revert to an even older habit: bringing our own reusable bags to the store.
For me, it isn't juvenile pastorale to which I revert, but moments between us, Chase, daydream flashes I prefer not to believe I've cobbled out of wishful thinking and damp air.
