Dr. King knew 70 years ago that peaceful actions drive dictators and racists wild because they don’t mind being seen as dictators—but most don’t like being seen as bullies.
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Using the possible to beat the impossible
This clown car of the ignorant and imbecilic do and say incredibly stupid things because they know people will pay attention—even though THEY KNOW most of the manure that they spew will never happen.
Too stupid to be this dumb
For as “smart” as they like to see themselves…the team around Gangster Orange really is stupid as a box of hammers. If they had allowed 60 Minutes to air the story about their concentration camp, and let him do his standard bloviating to the cult, this would have lasted one news cycle… Telling one ofContinue reading “Too stupid to be this dumb”
Ballot and Balance
“Compassion” has become an expletive—and we’re willing to look the other way on solving “issues” as long as it will allow the people operating the city’s daily paper to walk downtown on their annual trip to Pike Place because “there’s really no reason to go downtown, but I want it to look nice for the tourists.”
“Brought to Heel” or “Fear Sucks Up”
Corporate media has all of the moral courage of school paste.
Never Giving Up—Never Backing Down
Today celebrates the fact that those in power will never give it up until they have to. On this date in 1865—two years after the Emancipation and TWO MONTHS after the rebellion fueled by racism ended—slaveholders in Texas literally gave up what they believe was “theirs” ONLY at the point of a gun. The factContinue reading “Never Giving Up—Never Backing Down”
Symbols Matter: Now more than ever
The construction, destruction and control of symbols have been a way for some people in American society to mark their territory.
The Paradox
The Bully and the Hero
The hero who we honor on this day gave his life putting a hand out, not a fist.
Perception, Reality and Marching
On this day we remember, recognize and celebrate the anniversary of one of the key moments of beginning of the end of “American Apartheid”
