While all this turmoil over our law enforcement is going on, its easy to start feeling this shame or guilt gnawing at you, whether you want it to or not, because of exposure. Turmoil and exposure to it are unique in this case, because most people have to turn to the television to be exposed to it. Some people have chosen to attend turmoil. And the turmoil is not people attacking each other on the street based on ethnicity; its people who presumably function normally in life otherwise, lapsing into insanity. Theyre screaming about an incident here, and another there, about which they have no real facts before them to distinguish whether the incident was a tragedy, or an unfortunate event that probably stopped innocent people from being hurt by a criminal. The courts are where facts are debated and judged, and where people are vindicated or penalized. An intersection where thousands are trying to get to the grocery store or to their kids day care is not where you indict someone, especially if you are grossly unqualified to do it. In order to flush this influx of hysteria out your head (unless you enjoy it for some reason), Id suggest watching a documentary made by an immigrant from India, who is personally familiar with what oppression looks like. Its a healthy dose of the truth concerning who we actually are in this country, because you can turn to recorded history and see that it is. https://youtube/watch?v=CLJ_C0r08MM
Posted on: Fri, 05 Dec 2014 17:27:08 +0000
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