by Alex Hutchins
The irony of reproduction |
What is it that most of us want?
2. Making money & buying toys
3. Taking no responsibility
4. Blaming someone else
5. Buying big Cars with available cheap gasoline
6. Owning firearms and carrying
7. Paying low taxes
8. Having healthcare when needed
9. An abundance of Government Services
10. Government protection (national & local – including fire and police)
11. Use of RHIP (includes wealth) – Rank has its privileges
12. Free to pursue whatever
The irony of thinking you know what you know . . . |
The irony of needing to bully . . . |
What is it that most of us ignore?
2. Gay & lesbian youth & lifestyle
3. Drugs
4. Racism
5. Sexism6. Retired & seniors
The irony of being different . . . |
7. Obesity
8. Police brutality or profiling
9. Education
10. Global concerns
11. Special interest groups
12. politicians
Do we want to admit that bullying goes on in our schools? No. But, it is because of bullying that my blog partner and I came together as friends in the 50’s.
Do we want to admit that the gay/lesbian population is growing in this country? No. But, do we do anything as a group to try and stop them? No, again.Millions of dollars are made by drug dealers who sell drugs in America and it has steadily been increasing since 1950, but does that concern us unless one of our family members is involved? No.
The irony of being an American Christian . . . |
Those of us who are under 50 years old or operate a business (large or small) do not want to have anything to do with those of us who are older than 50, typically thinking that is exactly why we have retirement homes and communities.
If you are still reading then you can easily see where this is going and need no explanation of the final 6 because you have already addressed them with comments of your own. So, why does this happen here in America?
Why are we only involved when we have a direct connection?
The irony of watching the Rocky & Bullwinkle Show |
Why is that, I wonder?
Because, if we ignore it (whatever it is), it will go away . . . just like our temper tantrums did when ignored by our parents, who taught us this invaluable lesson.
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