Reconciliation does not mean that blacks become whites or whites become blacks and Hispanics become Asian or that Asians become Europeans …
And we recognize for the first time in modern history in the West that the other who stands before us with a different color of skin, a different texture of hair, different music, different preaching styles, and different dance moves, that other is one of God’s children just as we are, no better, no worse, prone to error and in need of forgiveness, just as we are.
Rev. Jeremiah Wright - The National Press Club Transcript
I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m having a hard time disagreeing with the Reverend on this point. And a few others as well.
This is just to say
that I judge you
harshly, and perhaps
unfairly,
when you comment
on blog posts.
Though I know
you mean well,
I cannot help it.
Forgive me.
Your grammar is
so poor
and so unfortunate.
There’s time on your hands, and then … there’s a lot of time on your hands.
