Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Equal Pay for Mermaids, Princesses, and Women
Satirical video on equal pay found at Amanda Terkel's google + page: https://plus.google.com/107893782043770045361/posts
Christian with a little "c"
People often become confused when told I believe in Jesus but am not a "Christian" with a big "C." The former has me trying to follow my Savior as found in the Gospels and taking action within my meagre means to put those words in my life. The latter has become contaminated if not nearly obliterated by right wing neo-conservative politicians, faith healing charlatans, snake handlers, and insufferable, intransigent, intolerable and judgmental prigs who prefer reading the Old Testament and pronouncing judgment on others rather than considering the contradiction of their beliefs with their actions.
Faith for me comes from trying to become a christian.
This becoming happens thought by thought, word after word, and incremental actions, using the good examples learned from my parents and also rising above their negative qualities: the passive aggressiveness of my Moms and the bluster and bullying of my dad.
Then we have the human tendency to do what we want rather than we ought to do.
Given these considerations and realizing one ought not judge other humans, still we must evaluate actions in the political realm and ask whether they comport with becoming a follower of Jesus, He who had such concern and compassion for poor folk.
Thus when one learns Ted Cruz, senator from crazy town, gets a platinum level health plan by means of his wife's employment as managing partner at Goldman Sachs, worth $40,000 tax free, we can evaluate Mr. Cruz's parsimony in trying to deny health insurance to people of modest means and deem him a hypocritical asshat, to put it as politely as I can.
As oft happens, found another who put it better than I: "[I]t's okay if you don't want to feed the hungry, or heal the sick, or house the homeless. Just don't say you're doing it for their own good. Don't say you'd like to help people, but your hands are tied, because if you did it would cause the culture of dependency, or go against the Bible, or worst of all, rob them of their freedom.... to be sick and hungry.
Just admit you're selfish and based on how little your beliefs mirror the actual teachings of Jesus, you might as well claim to worship Despicable Me. […]" (Transcription from Crooks and Liars)
Don't even get me started on the Epistles, as one ought follow Jesus and not Paul, http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=3429012&pageno=1.
Faith for me comes from trying to become a christian.
This becoming happens thought by thought, word after word, and incremental actions, using the good examples learned from my parents and also rising above their negative qualities: the passive aggressiveness of my Moms and the bluster and bullying of my dad.
Then we have the human tendency to do what we want rather than we ought to do.
Given these considerations and realizing one ought not judge other humans, still we must evaluate actions in the political realm and ask whether they comport with becoming a follower of Jesus, He who had such concern and compassion for poor folk.
Thus when one learns Ted Cruz, senator from crazy town, gets a platinum level health plan by means of his wife's employment as managing partner at Goldman Sachs, worth $40,000 tax free, we can evaluate Mr. Cruz's parsimony in trying to deny health insurance to people of modest means and deem him a hypocritical asshat, to put it as politely as I can.
As oft happens, found another who put it better than I: "[I]t's okay if you don't want to feed the hungry, or heal the sick, or house the homeless. Just don't say you're doing it for their own good. Don't say you'd like to help people, but your hands are tied, because if you did it would cause the culture of dependency, or go against the Bible, or worst of all, rob them of their freedom.... to be sick and hungry.
Just admit you're selfish and based on how little your beliefs mirror the actual teachings of Jesus, you might as well claim to worship Despicable Me. […]" (Transcription from Crooks and Liars)
Don't even get me started on the Epistles, as one ought follow Jesus and not Paul, http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=3429012&pageno=1.
Saturday, November 9, 2013
The Warrior Myth
All human societies operate with scores of myths to keep us from thinking too deeply or considering our own flaws: the myth of the heroic warrior, the war like Amazons, saints and Presidents above all reproach.
We put these "heroes' on pedastals and imbue them with almost superhuman status and ironically enough endoe our selves with their selfsame qualities. Perhaps some kernel of truth lies there as ordinary people can show extreme bravery in certain situations; nevertheless, this hero making often carries self delusions, especially for we males.
If only we had worked harder in the weight room or our high school coaches hadn't hated us, we could have gotten that scholarship and then made it to thee NFL or major leagues baseball or whatever flights of fancey we feel when playing Call of Duty in our parents basements.
Pros play kids games after all.
We could have become warriors even without a draft but couldn't volunteer for the wars we cheer from afar because we had important things to do.
Since we have made ourselves heroes in our own eyes, how dare real heroes show weakness and seek counselling or have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or fail to happily cope with getting dwmaged beyond all repair?
How freaking dare they?
[I am here to start a fight, because I'm a man and that's how I solve problems. I'm not here to help you. I am here to fucking hurt you. That's what I've learned in my years as an NFL fan. You have an issue with somebody? You see somebody being stupid? You don't look the other way. You don't back down. You strap on your man boots and you shove it through their teeth.
Let me tell you how I know this. I know it because the NFL told me. Take the Dolphins. They suck, but they're still in the NFL. I'm telling it like it is; that's what men do....
Warriors make war on warriors. There's no room for crying in this game. You have a problem, you handle it on the field. Handle it as a man. Go down swinging. I hear you, NFL, and that's why I'm not here to move you or persuade you. If you have a penis and feelings, you'd better cut one of them off. I'm here to start a fight.
Because this — this idea that Jonathan Martin is a weakling for seeking emotional help — this is some room-temperature faux-macho alpha-pansy nonsense, and I am here to beat it bloody and leave it on the ground. Every writer who's spreading this around, directly or by implication; every player who's reaction-bragging about his own phenomenal hardness; every pundit in a square suit who's braying about the unwritten code of the locker room — every one of these guys should be ashamed of himself, and that's it, and it's not a complicated story.
Let's put some things in context, shall we? We're lucky in this regard, because it's actually fairly easy to put mental-health issues in c ontext in a league whose retirees have a disproportionate tendency to shoot themselves to death. Former Chargers DB Paul Oliver is the most recent. He killed himself in late September at the ripe old age of 29. In 2012, four players or ex-players committed suicide in eight months, including 25-year-old Titans receiver O.J. Murdock, beloved Chargers icon Junior Seau, and Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher, who — maybe you vaguely remember this — shot himself in the parking lot of the Chiefs' practice facility after murdering his girlfriend in front of his 3-month-old daughter.]
http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/9939308/richie-incognito-jonathan-martin-miami-dolphins-bullying-scandal
We put these "heroes' on pedastals and imbue them with almost superhuman status and ironically enough endoe our selves with their selfsame qualities. Perhaps some kernel of truth lies there as ordinary people can show extreme bravery in certain situations; nevertheless, this hero making often carries self delusions, especially for we males.
If only we had worked harder in the weight room or our high school coaches hadn't hated us, we could have gotten that scholarship and then made it to thee NFL or major leagues baseball or whatever flights of fancey we feel when playing Call of Duty in our parents basements.
Pros play kids games after all.
We could have become warriors even without a draft but couldn't volunteer for the wars we cheer from afar because we had important things to do.
Since we have made ourselves heroes in our own eyes, how dare real heroes show weakness and seek counselling or have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or fail to happily cope with getting dwmaged beyond all repair?
How freaking dare they?
[I am here to start a fight, because I'm a man and that's how I solve problems. I'm not here to help you. I am here to fucking hurt you. That's what I've learned in my years as an NFL fan. You have an issue with somebody? You see somebody being stupid? You don't look the other way. You don't back down. You strap on your man boots and you shove it through their teeth.
Let me tell you how I know this. I know it because the NFL told me. Take the Dolphins. They suck, but they're still in the NFL. I'm telling it like it is; that's what men do....
Warriors make war on warriors. There's no room for crying in this game. You have a problem, you handle it on the field. Handle it as a man. Go down swinging. I hear you, NFL, and that's why I'm not here to move you or persuade you. If you have a penis and feelings, you'd better cut one of them off. I'm here to start a fight.
Because this — this idea that Jonathan Martin is a weakling for seeking emotional help — this is some room-temperature faux-macho alpha-pansy nonsense, and I am here to beat it bloody and leave it on the ground. Every writer who's spreading this around, directly or by implication; every player who's reaction-bragging about his own phenomenal hardness; every pundit in a square suit who's braying about the unwritten code of the locker room — every one of these guys should be ashamed of himself, and that's it, and it's not a complicated story.
Let's put some things in context, shall we? We're lucky in this regard, because it's actually fairly easy to put mental-health issues in c ontext in a league whose retirees have a disproportionate tendency to shoot themselves to death. Former Chargers DB Paul Oliver is the most recent. He killed himself in late September at the ripe old age of 29. In 2012, four players or ex-players committed suicide in eight months, including 25-year-old Titans receiver O.J. Murdock, beloved Chargers icon Junior Seau, and Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher, who — maybe you vaguely remember this — shot himself in the parking lot of the Chiefs' practice facility after murdering his girlfriend in front of his 3-month-old daughter.]
http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/9939308/richie-incognito-jonathan-martin-miami-dolphins-bullying-scandal
Friday, November 8, 2013
Another sentence I thought I'd never write
More children homeless in America than ever before.
Worse still, this comes as absolutely predictable result of predatory banks creating a bubble in housing prices by violating all standards of underwriting mortgages. Then when the inevitable bursts--as predicatable as Mafia bustouts of legitimate businesses--those with cash such as Goldman Sachs then buy up the housing stock and rent it out at higher rates.
This leaves working class families living in cars or crowded motel rooms and shelters.
My country tis of thee, sweet land of misery.
[The number of homeless students in the United States has hit a record high, according to new data from the Department of Education.
The raw numbers are shocking: in the 2011 school year, 1,168,354 homeless children were enrolled in preschools and K-12 programs. Even more disturbing is the trend those numbers show: nationally, they represent a 10 percent jump over the previous school year, and a stunning 72 percent increase since the beginning of the recession in 2008.
The crisis is not confined to any one region. Forty-three states reported a rise in the number of homeless kids, and 10 showed jumps of more than 20 percent, according to a compilation of the DOE data assembled by the National Center for Homeless Education [PDF]. The biggest jumps were found in Maine (58 percent), Michigan (42 percent), North Carolina (53 percent), North Dakota (212 percent), South Dakota (35 percent), Vermont (31 percent), and Wyoming (40 percent).
One of the toughest things about this issue is that many of these families are invisible
In terms of raw numbers, California, New York, Texas, and Florida were hardest hit.]
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/jobs-and-economy/2013/11/americas-homeless-kids-crisis/7450/
Worse still, this comes as absolutely predictable result of predatory banks creating a bubble in housing prices by violating all standards of underwriting mortgages. Then when the inevitable bursts--as predicatable as Mafia bustouts of legitimate businesses--those with cash such as Goldman Sachs then buy up the housing stock and rent it out at higher rates.
This leaves working class families living in cars or crowded motel rooms and shelters.
My country tis of thee, sweet land of misery.
[The number of homeless students in the United States has hit a record high, according to new data from the Department of Education.
The raw numbers are shocking: in the 2011 school year, 1,168,354 homeless children were enrolled in preschools and K-12 programs. Even more disturbing is the trend those numbers show: nationally, they represent a 10 percent jump over the previous school year, and a stunning 72 percent increase since the beginning of the recession in 2008.
The crisis is not confined to any one region. Forty-three states reported a rise in the number of homeless kids, and 10 showed jumps of more than 20 percent, according to a compilation of the DOE data assembled by the National Center for Homeless Education [PDF]. The biggest jumps were found in Maine (58 percent), Michigan (42 percent), North Carolina (53 percent), North Dakota (212 percent), South Dakota (35 percent), Vermont (31 percent), and Wyoming (40 percent).
One of the toughest things about this issue is that many of these families are invisible
In terms of raw numbers, California, New York, Texas, and Florida were hardest hit.]
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/jobs-and-economy/2013/11/americas-homeless-kids-crisis/7450/
Monday, October 28, 2013
I'm back, bitçhés!
At Çônsulate of Melbournè to learn how to do sliding board transfers. So what if atrophy of my spinal cord at fracture site robs me of ability to walk.
I will overcome!
Hopefully, will get a date for lunch w/ a genetic female, maybe 1 who realizes strength of spirit means a lot.
Of course, have yet to accept Dr's diagnosis & plan on walking again. It will tàke lots of leg presses so will embrace wheelchair for now.
Won't settle, mind you, but will concquer.
I will overcome!
Hopefully, will get a date for lunch w/ a genetic female, maybe 1 who realizes strength of spirit means a lot.
Of course, have yet to accept Dr's diagnosis & plan on walking again. It will tàke lots of leg presses so will embrace wheelchair for now.
Won't settle, mind you, but will concquer.
Monday, September 2, 2013
Help!
Trapped in a dimension beyond our own, beyond space & time, human undestanding, logic and speech, with basic cable only: the hospital zone.
With only a scrap of sky and shred of sunlight, Dr's beset me all sides, eager to wearhouse me in an adult living facility without physcal therapy needed to get ,me 2 stand up on my own.
Haviing reached my Medicare limit of 100 days in a skilled nursing facility, am stuck here in Catch 22 until can move 2 wheelchair on my own.
Dr.s discount 33 years fighting to stay out of w'chair & instead focus on symptoms rather causes.
I am so screwed.
With only a scrap of sky and shred of sunlight, Dr's beset me all sides, eager to wearhouse me in an adult living facility without physcal therapy needed to get ,me 2 stand up on my own.
Haviing reached my Medicare limit of 100 days in a skilled nursing facility, am stuck here in Catch 22 until can move 2 wheelchair on my own.
Dr.s discount 33 years fighting to stay out of w'chair & instead focus on symptoms rather causes.
I am so screwed.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Community Policing vs. Military Occupation
Those in law enforcement circles used to use the phrase community policing. This meant officers would work in neighborhoods & get to know the residents. Nowadays in the Orlando area however, it seems police only show up after someone gets shot.
Or 2 dozen cops with automatic weapons show up at my apartment complex with children playing to serve a warrant on people who'd moved. Police now use military tactics of using overwhelming force in all situations. Thus, the Orlando polics have an armored humvee that I've seen rolling on the street with officers toting AR-15 semi-automatic weapons.
Military tactics exist to conquer territory and thus totally unsuited for use in American communities.
Nevertheless, the Orange County Sheriff's recruiting manager, Mary Ann Salazer said, "We are paramilitary organization." (Orlando Sentinel, 14 August, '13)
This leads to a shoot first mentality, leaving ap man shot dead by deputy sheriffs whern he answered xhis door with milk in his hand; it led to an alleged car thief , Tory Breedlove, gettig shot over 20 times inn a hail of 130+ bullets.
Paramilitary policing indeed.
Or 2 dozen cops with automatic weapons show up at my apartment complex with children playing to serve a warrant on people who'd moved. Police now use military tactics of using overwhelming force in all situations. Thus, the Orlando polics have an armored humvee that I've seen rolling on the street with officers toting AR-15 semi-automatic weapons.
Military tactics exist to conquer territory and thus totally unsuited for use in American communities.
Nevertheless, the Orange County Sheriff's recruiting manager, Mary Ann Salazer said, "We are paramilitary organization." (Orlando Sentinel, 14 August, '13)
This leads to a shoot first mentality, leaving ap man shot dead by deputy sheriffs whern he answered xhis door with milk in his hand; it led to an alleged car thief , Tory Breedlove, gettig shot over 20 times inn a hail of 130+ bullets.
Paramilitary policing indeed.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Gun Safety Tip
Never keep a round in the chamber; unless you plan to fire your weapon.
Otherwise you have mishaps like an instructer in a gun safety class accidentally shooting a student.
The student at a class required for a concealed carry permit in Ohio, Michael Piemonte, sat in the front row next to his wife, Alison.
After realizing he'd gotten shot, he felt relief his wife suffered no harm.
"It was the first time I've been shot," Mr. Piemonte said. "And hopefully the last."
Mr. Piemonte still plans on buying a gun.
Click2 Houston, 13 Aug '13
Otherwise you have mishaps like an instructer in a gun safety class accidentally shooting a student.
The student at a class required for a concealed carry permit in Ohio, Michael Piemonte, sat in the front row next to his wife, Alison.
After realizing he'd gotten shot, he felt relief his wife suffered no harm.
"It was the first time I've been shot," Mr. Piemonte said. "And hopefully the last."
Mr. Piemonte still plans on buying a gun.
Click2 Houston, 13 Aug '13
Sunday, August 11, 2013
"All this time I thought I was just being paranoid"
(Qoute from North Dallas Forty)
Some defenders of NSA spying on US citizens say it won't affect us at all, that information not uused in ordinary criminal trials.
Neverthess, a secret Drug Enforcement Agency unit sifts through the data and unconstitutionally passes info to local law enforcement officials. ( Reuters, Exclusive: US directs agents to cover up..., 5 August 2013)
Because of the ultra secret nature, no one knows to what level this program goes. Then, the info illegaly conceaed as anonymous tips & converted to a traffic stop.
If you want to smoke weed, don't talk about it on th phone.
Some defenders of NSA spying on US citizens say it won't affect us at all, that information not uused in ordinary criminal trials.
Neverthess, a secret Drug Enforcement Agency unit sifts through the data and unconstitutionally passes info to local law enforcement officials. ( Reuters, Exclusive: US directs agents to cover up..., 5 August 2013)
Because of the ultra secret nature, no one knows to what level this program goes. Then, the info illegaly conceaed as anonymous tips & converted to a traffic stop.
If you want to smoke weed, don't talk about it on th phone.
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Draught Beer Soçiety Rules
Never done; never quit.
Attitude isn't everything; it's the only thing.
A sharp word beats a sharp tongue.
Aiin't nuthin but a thang.
2 in the chest, 1in the head-Comrade Misfit
Pinch 'o paranoia pays
Attitude isn't everything; it's the only thing.
A sharp word beats a sharp tongue.
Aiin't nuthin but a thang.
2 in the chest, 1in the head-Comrade Misfit
Pinch 'o paranoia pays
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Stephen A.Smith, STFU
Back in days of yore when dinosaurs roamed the earth and had my youth, journalists worked as ink stained wretches chained to typewriters., puumping out copy for newspapers, what my nieces call dead tree editions printed on actual paper.
Never in a million years would an actual journalist dream in my day of crossing the line between journalism & advertising.
But then came computers, cable tv, ESPN, and former columnist at Philadephia Inquirerer (sp?), Stephen A, Smith, formerly a fine writer, crossed to the dark side of the evil ESPN empire to become talking head.
To further profane the ideals of journalism, he did a McDonald's tv ad mentioning LeBron James duríng NBA playoffs.
The worst food on the planet and most overrated player, Mr Smith?
Puhlease, the big O, Oscar Robertson would still steal
LBJ's lunch money now.
The irony gods rule however, as Stephen A already damned w/ "Skip" as fellow talking head.
Stephen, prefer an albatrosson your head instead and LBJ, Orlando?
Never in a million years would an actual journalist dream in my day of crossing the line between journalism & advertising.
But then came computers, cable tv, ESPN, and former columnist at Philadephia Inquirerer (sp?), Stephen A, Smith, formerly a fine writer, crossed to the dark side of the evil ESPN empire to become talking head.
To further profane the ideals of journalism, he did a McDonald's tv ad mentioning LeBron James duríng NBA playoffs.
The worst food on the planet and most overrated player, Mr Smith?
Puhlease, the big O, Oscar Robertson would still steal
LBJ's lunch money now.
The irony gods rule however, as Stephen A already damned w/ "Skip" as fellow talking head.
Stephen, prefer an albatrosson your head instead and LBJ, Orlando?
Monday, July 29, 2013
A Lifè Well Lived
Given a diagnosis of death by cancer, neuroblastoma, few can say how they will respond.
Only the heroes can respond with grace, charm, and humour and also work to make the world a better place,
So lived and died, Talia Joy Castellano, 13 when taken from this world. Orlando Sentinel, p B1, 24 Jul '13.
In her last days, the child wise beryond her years brought in $125000 for a camp for pediatric cancer patients. Prior to that, she appeared on Ellen's show & her Youtube channel gained 1 million followers.
Let us all pray we live as well.
Friday, July 26, 2013
A Life Cut Short
If you watch Law & Order, you might believe in fantasy of cops arresting suspects, a District Attorney prosecuting alleged perpetrators, & a jury or judge pronouncing guilt. Sometimes, police assume the roles of judge, jury & executioner.
This happened to alleged car thief Torey Breedlove, killed in a hail of 138 gunshots by Orange County, FL, sheriff's deputies. Oh, they only hit the man "more than 20 times;" the rest sprayed around an apartment complex in a black neighborhood. (Orlando Sentinel, p B2, 24 Jul '13 & p A1 25 Jul '13)
After a federal judge, Gregory A. Presnell, called this shooting akin to an execution.
The sheriff's office recently settled w/ the estate of Mr Breedlove for $ 495,000, without admitting responsibility.
Make me feel safer already.
The sheriff's office recently settled w/ the estate of Mr Breedlove for $ 495,000, without admitting responsibility.
Make me feel safer already.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Post b4 the last
Last word= "experience."
Come to think of it, sometimes mayb 1 in the hand is bettr than 1 in the bush.
Come to think of it, sometimes mayb 1 in the hand is bettr than 1 in the bush.
"Talkin' 'bout my, my, my, g-g-generation"
Chillin' old school w/ the Who & Crosby, Stills, Nash AND YOUNG. The latter still ranks among the greatest bands, with harmonies to rival/better than the Beatles.
Youngsters,look 'em up as haven't learned to cut& paste with this tablet, $40 from newegg.com. Who needs Jobs' high priced stuff?
Listen to csn tune "Southern Cross, my fellow ants
Youngsters,look 'em up as haven't learned to cut& paste with this tablet, $40 from newegg.com. Who needs Jobs' high priced stuff?
Listen to csn tune "Southern Cross, my fellow ants
Friday, July 19, 2013
Fun Cervical Fracture Facts
First of all if you abhor Shakespear, consider yourself uncultured and read no further.
Next if you have a modest mode and never noted the Bard's rude jests and blue lanrage, proceed w/ caution.
One such bit roughly reads as: "It is better to be well hung than hung well for 1 can be hung well only once but well hung all one's life."
To translate, in less enlightèned times with public hangings the hapless chap's pants got pulled down to see whether the deceased had an erection.
A display of an erection meant hung well; the prisoner died quick.
e
So when a freak accident broke my neck, King Priapus had nothing on me w/ my erection lasting a week.
It got rather annoying, much to my dismay.
Luckily, a certain nurse paid a lot attention to that condition, known as priapism.
Nevertheless, she did not seem happy to see 6 months
later when met her at her work place with e new crutches.s
Funny fact: a friend brokhis neck afew years after me and later reported he had the same exp
Next if you have a modest mode and never noted the Bard's rude jests and blue lanrage, proceed w/ caution.
One such bit roughly reads as: "It is better to be well hung than hung well for 1 can be hung well only once but well hung all one's life."
To translate, in less enlightèned times with public hangings the hapless chap's pants got pulled down to see whether the deceased had an erection.
A display of an erection meant hung well; the prisoner died quick.
e
So when a freak accident broke my neck, King Priapus had nothing on me w/ my erection lasting a week.
It got rather annoying, much to my dismay.
Luckily, a certain nurse paid a lot attention to that condition, known as priapism.
Nevertheless, she did not seem happy to see 6 months
later when met her at her work place with e new crutches.s
Funny fact: a friend brokhis neck afew years after me and later reported he had the same exp
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
dialyysis
Sitting here @ Davita dialysis centre trying not to watch my blood flow; still not comfortable w/ concept of running my blood through external filter.
Damn youse, kidneys!
A nice nurse, Isis, hooked up my chest catheters, and I only have to chill for four hours. Too bad tablet batteries only last for 2 hours. Whadaya want for $40 from Newegg.com.
Not too bad for a day.
Check back Fri. for fun cèrvîcàl fracture façts.
Not too bad for a day.
Check back Fri. for fun cèrvîcàl fracture façts.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Happy July 5
Let us now forget feelgood patrîotism fostered by fireworks of the fourth-bolstered by CNN video clips of soldiers returning to their familes, soldiers standing straight and tall in camoflage uniforms-clips which implicitly glorîfy war and let us who never served to hear celebratory explosions as glorious cannon fire.
mm
Why didn't CNN show men in wheelchairs paralyzed & never to rîse & walk again?
Why not show those who lost limbs & now live w/ courage and prostheses?
Why not show the graves of those who chose not to
live w/ depression & burdens war brings?
Let's now reserve July 5 to say a prayer for those broken for our wars, for those never to see their families again.
mm
Why didn't CNN show men in wheelchairs paralyzed & never to rîse & walk again?
Why not show those who lost limbs & now live w/ courage and prostheses?
Why not show the graves of those who chose not to
live w/ depression & burdens war brings?
Let's now reserve July 5 to say a prayer for those broken for our wars, for those never to see their families again.
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