The protests were peaceful until outside agitators saw an opportunity to inflict mayhem. Protest us one thing. Deliberately damaging businesses is not. It doesn’t help your cause. But since the Bugaloo Boys and other groups don’t live there, they don’t care.
True, but it is part of a wider problem of injustice, the research clearly shows there’s a problem and as Kennedy said, if you suppress and ignore it will out. I do understand them,powerlessness does often end this way, and various groups become the point of rallying, we live in strange times.
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Indeed this is true
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Thank you, sad that it is though, I hope the US learn from this.
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The protests were peaceful until outside agitators saw an opportunity to inflict mayhem. Protest us one thing. Deliberately damaging businesses is not. It doesn’t help your cause. But since the Bugaloo Boys and other groups don’t live there, they don’t care.
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True, but it is part of a wider problem of injustice, the research clearly shows there’s a problem and as Kennedy said, if you suppress and ignore it will out. I do understand them,powerlessness does often end this way, and various groups become the point of rallying, we live in strange times.
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It all comes down to those last two lines, Paul.
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It really troubles me that we’ve had eons to learn this, yet still can’t get it right, in my view it’s not that difficult.
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On the surface, we would not think so – but I suspect it’s like an onion – so many layers.
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Good point, yes, so many layers, complicated.
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If we can’t love our neighbor, there is no progress.
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Yes, the sad truth of it Liz, yet how simple would it be, and what a revolution.
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True
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Many thanks.
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The last line is a fantastic ending. Thank you for enother statement, Paul!
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Many thanks for that Michael
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You too, Paul! Have to visit your blog some time later for the other poems you wrote the last days. Sorry, but i am again a little bit busy here.
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Take time, busy sounds difficult.
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Thank you Paul! Not at all, but it seems some of my penfriends are awoken. 😉
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🙂
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😉
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