Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. Just as I have blogged on the Holocaust, anti-Semitism, racism, and intolerance previously (as found via my blog tags), today I am doing it again.
Warning: This post contains some graphic, or disturbing photos.
An owl's eye view of forests and trees
Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. Just as I have blogged on the Holocaust, anti-Semitism, racism, and intolerance previously (as found via my blog tags), today I am doing it again.
Warning: This post contains some graphic, or disturbing photos.
Now, at the risk of alienating many, a divergence into the Christian religion.
People use words and phrases to persuade us, not with the truth, but with feeling comfortable. If it sounds good, we want to believe it. As long as what gets said doesn’t fall in to the “too good to be true” category, alarms do not go off, and words lull us down the path laid out for us.
Let me give you a small example of what I mean so that you can try to be on the lookout for it in the big scale. Think of this as another critical thought exercise.
Kneeling on one knee changed everything. Kneeling like that for about a minute-and-a-half, the average time it takes to perform the national anthem, ended Colin Kaepernick’s career. Kneeling like that for close to nine minutes ended George Floyd’s life. Both times that knee bent because of our society’s deep-seated racism. The results shame this nation’s white majority.
Kneeling for nine minutes changed me too, hopefully for the better.
Warning: Post Contains a Disturbing Image
I look back at things I have written previously, things I thought might be too harsh at the time, and now see them as too gentle and too indirect.
What it says on the tin. Just a collection of thoughts that pop in my head over the course of a day as I watch people react to COVID-19.
Where are decades of corporate and government trends leading us?
Let’s talk about cancel culture, free speech, and that Harper’s letter. You know the one I mean.
Even if you have a normal forty-hour work week, you probably work way more than forty hours per seven days. You just may not realize it yet.
The president wants Bubba Wallace to apologize for being upset about a racist symbol of terrorism. Wallace does not need to apologize.
Warning: Potentially disturbing subject matter follows.
© 2023 Strigiforms
Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑