What we do to “others,” we do to “us”
After thousands of years of being on the merry-go-round of human existence, we still can’t seem to let go of our intolerance and our hate of other people who differ from us in ways they didn’t or can’t choose. Arbitrary hate is nonsensical.
Hate and intolerance can never be solutions.
And fail to hold the stupid, the unthinking, and the evil accountable
On April 26, 2021, The Good Doctor, an ABC medical drama, aired Season 4, Episode 15 “Waiting.” This episode dealt with current social and political issues. The storyline involves two mothers Carina and Taryn and their young sons Mason (9 years old) and Ethan (8-1/2 years old) who were on opposite sides of a fictitious and undefined Prop 266 protest. As they’re marching in the protest, both boys are critically shot by drive-by cowards. They’re rushed to the prestigious San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital.
So bye-bye Hobby Lobby, Publix Super Market, and Chick-Fil-A
Officially, the United States has three levels of elections:
My name is Janine and I do not consider myself to be a Christian. I don’t attend services. I don’t read the Bible. I don’t pray.
But I know Christ intimately.
These are my dreams while my eyes are wide open in the wee hours of the dark and the bright light of day.
Yes, he and his first lady did a bang up job.
Thank you for bringing kindness, fairness, and class to the White House these four years.
We live in a world that thinks that living and surviving above all else is ALL that matters.
FACT: A democracy is a system of government by the majority of the population, the people.
This is the heart of Camelot, not these stones, not these timbers, these palaces and towers. Burn them all and Camelot lives on, because it lives in us. Camelot is a belief that we hold in our hearts. ~ FIRST KNIGHT (1995)
