“Selective
Racism and Being Offended” cji 12/22/12
(Note: lest anyone be offended or feel to scream racism this is not
a milk and cookie essay – therefore whether white or black with strong racist
feelings this might not be a good read for you. c/ork)
/ˈreɪ sɪz əm/ Show Spelled [rey-siz-uh m]
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noun
1. A belief or doctrine that inherent
differences among the various human races
determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that
one's own race is superior and has the right to rule
others.
2. A policy, system of government, etc., based
upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination.
/əˈfɛnd/
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verb (used with object)
1. To irritate, annoy, or anger; cause resentful
displeasure in: Even the hint of prejudice offends me.
2. To affect (the sense, taste, etc.)
disagreeably.
3. To violate or transgress (a criminal,
religious, or moral law).
4. To hurt or cause pain to.
5. (In Biblical use) “to cause to fall into
sinful ways.”
Background: Over the many years
of my lifetime I’ve learned of the idea, principle and most aspects of racial
racism. At a very young age I was found in foster homes (some good and some
very bad) – in trying situations of being afraid and also in small windows of
feeling wanted and warmth. Slave labor is having one work for another
without the freedom to choose to leave or stay. It could be applied to any
culture and in many places of the world is still in effect today. Slavery
almost always starts within a culture itself – and then when there’s a profit
motive involved those who are slaves within a culture are sold into another
culture to the highest bidder at the time.
Most
if not all abhor the practice of slavery – always forgetting the alternative
was usually death for the men – prostitution for the women (and worse) and
adoption into a tribe or culture not of their own family. Slavery has
been on-going since the earliest written or recorded history and at least back
to the 4000th Century BC. We know with the exception of those living
who came to the America’s starting in about 2000 BC (and many earlier) that
slavery was not as common and in some cases never practiced. Yet always with
contention between two varying groups, slavery was usually the fate of the
losers.
Most
will today deny any good whichever came of slavery – however, if death were the
alternative one might suggest whole cultures (families) would’ve been wiped out
with no hope of a future or with the ability today to look back and be upset by
the results of slavery. They simply would not exist today. Those being
the most politically correct (PC) blame everyone for the roots of slavery of
any race or culture other than their own. This is equally racist on their
part as for the most part is was their culture which introduced slavery in the
first place upon their own. In the Greek City-States – most Greeks lived
in slavery to only the very few elite and this was true into the early 1900’s
in Europe and is today still true in Africa, South America, Asia and SE
Asia.
Anywhere
a dictatorship is found the majority of the population are little better than
slaves and many are worse off than those who are slaves with the sole exception
of having their freedom (which does not include the right to come and go – but
only to live mostly in fear). Many of today just refuse to study history,
the things of today and or of questioning much of the nonsense presented in the
form of PC Rhetoric as truth. They ignore facts and numbers – first hand
reports – and just simply refuse to believe that anyone not of their culture
understands.
Most
enjoy the Politically Correct luxury of having ‘selective racism’ to enforce
their individual or collective will on the remainder of the population in which
they live. This is to pick and choose what will offend them and to accuse
others being responsible for offending them. I’ve learned over the years
one can only be offended if they choose to be offended. One might call
this a selective form of PTSD only eight or more generations removed. (Note:
there are the two situations where one’s personal or spiritual integrity is
attacked unrighteous where one is indeed to have the feelings of having been
attacked personally.) Understand a personal attack is not the same as
taking offense to something apart from one saying or implying offense not
involving integrity. When one chooses to elect selective racism there is
no way to project what will be the next selected source of perceived racism on
their part against another or group of others.
Discussion: When I was
between the ages 11 to 15 many things occurred in my life with relationship to
other cultures. Until this age I didn’t think in terms of color, race, creed or
culture. My experience was that the bullies of the world picked on the smallest
person around (usually me) and that where I was or what I was involved in had
little to do with the results of being hammered, beaten up, abused, left for
dead (on one occasion) and otherwise at the disadvantage of having been at the
wrong place at the right time. Some were distinctly racial and others
fringed upon being so (this was the late ’50’s and very early ‘60’s.
First, I was of Italian heritage – and this was not good in a White
Anglo-Saxton Protestant (WASP) environment. Second, I was small for
my age and in school at least one year ahead of my age group having started 1st
grade at four years old. Third, I was adopted (at age six) and didn’t
know this was a stigma – I thought everyone got adopted. Forth, unknown
to me I was exceptional smart and had a photo-graphic memory (again I thought
everyone did) and lastly I was both dyslexic and ADHD before much was known
about these conditions. To give an example I was always the last
chosen and the first to sit in spelling bees. All of the above made me
into a ‘loner’ able to sit for hours and read everything and anything (usually
three to five books a day). At the age of 11 I ran away for the first
time after indicating I was ready to go back to an orphanage or anywhere but
where I was. This happened on several occasions until at age 15 I
hitch-hiked the East Coast of the US.
My
first and most awakening realization things might not be as I thought they
should be was on my way to confession when I was falsely accused of having hit
some kid I didn’t even know (to this day I remember all three of those who
pummeled me). Anyway they hit on me for a long time but with it
being winter my heavy clothing protected me. The second time I wasn’t as
fortunate as the leaders group at our local YMCA decided I had been too
aggressive on one of theirs and took me out into the athletic field with no
winter clothes on – numbed all of my pressure points – beat me up letting the
smallest one there do the most damage – and left me there in the winter.
If one of the directors hadn’t noticed my jacket hanging by the front door when
locking up I’d not have been found until someone went out in the field.
He found me and called my step-mother to come and get me. It was his son
who was one of the ring-leaders. My third experience was of a different
kind as the first two groups were all white kids. The next situation was
at the city skating ring where I was by myself – still rather small – and
didn’t know this was a potential danger. At first one or two blacks would
come by and bump me or scare me. Then all of sudden I had several around
me and I couldn’t go anywhere. All of a sudden a very big Black youth
came into the circle. I knew him – we were friends (I thought) and he
said, “Hi Chuck what are you doing here?” He had a big smile – and the group
dispersed. When they left he told me if this ever happened again to just
say he and I were friends and I’d be left alone.
Now
think of it –two groups of whites kick me around – leave me for dead – while
the young blacks having some fun at the expense of me – broke up immediately
and never troubled me again. Who were the racists in this
situation? To me it was the WASP’s! Most likely many can relate to
their pasts and find similar situations.
Another
event took place in West Winfield North Carolina at my step-Grandfather’s
farm. He had tenant farmers living on his farm and they were a very nice
family. They had two boys the ages of my brother and I. We all
played basketball! We went with them in their car to the local gym where
they played pick-up ball and had a great time. The next day car after car
pulled up to my grandfather’s home all older white men. After they had
all left we were told not to go to play ball at that gym anymore – what we did at
home was okay but not to go out with the neighbors again. The next day my
grandfather suffered a heart attack – again who were the cause – and where do
you think I might stand on understanding racial issues?
In
the military I found that many would play the selective racist card – and in
each case it was those of their culture who came to my defense. Never
once was this support lacking. We must understand some if not many are
looking to be offended and to use it to exercise unrighteous domino over another.
Many being PC give in to the pressure rather than to stand up for what is both
right and truthful.
One
more event in my life which has merit to this discussion and this occurred upon
leaving the SE Asian area and going to Africa in 1964. Some will remember
that 1964 was a very volatile summer in the US. There were curfews, riots, race
disturbances, murders, burnings and much worse in some areas of the
nation. Having been outside the US for over 14 months much had changed
within this nation. Most of it not for the good and the lingering stink
of that time pervade our society today. While at the Brooklyn Receiving
Station (most all of the Summer – July-early September) I had occasion to go
into NYC on multiple occasions. I went to see Norman Vincent Peale and
was told by one of his son’s he was much too busy to see me and asked (told) to
leave. (Side-note: Dr. Peale had always said in his writings he had time to see
one and all if they came to visit him.) Upon leaving I went to other
places stopping at the Jehovah Witnesses complex as well.
Often
times I would ride the subway and meet and talk with people – some as in “What
About Bob” were out of order so I went on to another. I met a lot of
different people this way waiting for the subway. On one occasion I saw a
very well dressed tall Black man in a three piece suit. I engaged our
conversation by asking how one would get to 42nd Street.
(Note: 42nd Street in those days was the easiest place to find – and
also where the old theaters would play the old ‘B’ westerns for a quarter for
the day.) He looked at me and asked why I had asked him. I
told him I thought I should meet him! We then started talking and he turned out
to be Dr. Thomas Brooks and involved in the NAACP. Our conversation
continued and I accompanied him to Harlem (which we walked through – he told me
with him I would be safe). Then we went to his home on 122nd
St. He said he had some friends he’d like me to meet and would be back
shortly.
Within
the hour he was back the time being about 6PM with three others with him.
We were introduced and the others were; Dr. Martin Luther King, Dr. Allan
McLean; and Dr. Abernathy. (Note: the only reason I know this is that in 1976 a
friend of mine and I attended a Dr. King memorial day where the speaker was Dr.
McLean. I told Hank I knew him and he told me I was crazy. We went
up hanging at the back of the line to meet him. I asked had he been in
Harlem in 1964 and did he meet a young white kid at Dr. Brook’s home? He
indicated he had and said who else had been with him – to include Dr. King and
Dr. Abernathy.) From somewhere around 6PM until about 4AM we sat and
talked about black and white issues. (Note: In the period of early
1963 I had written an essay entitled, “Man’s Right to be a Human Being!” It is
my understanding the US Government took from me (I’ve the notes) and would
guess it is still classified or long destroyed.) We spoke on many
subjects with them mostly asking the questions. We spoke about Cuba and
Castro – Russia – controlled nations and the ease of finding who the leaders
were from within. Mostly we talked about to help our nation to become
color-blind – that one’s culture or color of their skin didn’t make a
difference but the person themselves. (Note: This is the reason I
believe Dr. King was murdered – in that it wasn’t the goal of some in the
various movements for color-blindness but separate but equal maintaining a
strong power position in the community of their choice and not in the welfare
of our nation.) At about 4AM we broke up and they escorted me to the
Brooklyn Receiving Station. Shortly after this experience we left the US
for Capetown, South Africa where I spent the next year off the coast of the
Africa.
What
does the above have to do with my perception of ‘selective racism?’ Quite a bit
I’ve been places and experienced things most never do or will in their
lifetimes. The above situations are but a small bump in the road from all
of my various experiences since being a very young child until today at the age
of 68. I’ve seen the good and bad – absolute evil and pure goodness – and
everything in between. Some might object to absolutes but they are there
and anyone who doubts absolute goodness must have already forgotten the many
like Mother Teresa; and as for absolute evil – any number of persons from the
past 2000 years could ware this title including present day candidates.
Yet
it is the in-betweeners who cause the most of our nation’s problems
today. It is those who sit the fence and determine where and when to be
either good or bad. Many are the ones who by themselves – without an audience
to perform in front of can be rather nice people. But when they’ve an audience
they turn out to be very, very bad. They pretend to be one way and then attack with
the least expectation of the other to be able to defend themselves. And
if they are caught in this attack they say the other misinterpreted what they
said or did. Or they claim some sort of discrimination; i.e. poor white
folk, beleaguered black person, youthful energy, female, male, lesbian or
homo-sexual and the list can contain any number of others. Many times the
person doing the attacking will lie and blame the society, environment, school
system, police, or just flat out lying about anything they think or do.
As a PC environment has so inappropriately taught them – they could never be
accountable or responsible for their actions. These are the ones who feed
off of an ingrown toenail and get the government to side with them in the courthouses
and legal systems in place.
These
are the ones who practice with some skill the ‘selective racism’ cards in their
pursuit of equality or revenge. Most of these persons have never
themselves been involved in slavery or seen anything worse than what many people
in this nation have seen in their lifetimes – most get over it – but the
in-betweeners never do. These are the ones who show up to defend anyone crying
‘wolf’ as attacks dogs on the hunt of others. If someone claims rape or
abuse and is found to lying – they will never apologize for their condemning of
the one accused falsely but will go looking for another human sacrifice.
If it is whites being accused of some offense the MSM (Main Stream Media) with
the help of these attack dogs will have those accused half-way to prison.
However, if it is a crime against whites it is just the opposite in that the
whites must have initiated the results. Our MSM is ignoring totally the
‘knock out’ culture in mainstream America – the absolute violent acts occurring
on a daily basis. The exception is if one of the victims fights back
defending themselves then the youth involved becomes choir boys in the
media.
Racism
is wicked and evil – but it seems to be part and parcel of the liberal left
agenda today. There is no seeking of what is right. There is no listening
to the facts – and no reporting of the event in question, unless to make good
behavior or decency immoral. The goal would appear to make our nation one
of entitlements and guilt feelings. These goals are to destroy both the
family and the home. Further to actuate feelings of distrust and
separatism in any act of goodness or of warmth.
Over
time issues become minuet and virtually impossible to avoid in considering
racism to the individual who claims this against another. What would seem
normal and not offensive to one – can trigger hatred and anger in
another. There is no defining line in selective racism. Since the
issue of racism is consider mostly to whites discriminating against blacks –
what are the so called trigger points? One is always any relationship
that can be drawn from what a white person does or says. I.e. A white
person cannot use the terms; you people, boy, girl, and similar type words in
any conversation. The white person cannot ask a black person to perform
certain types of labor – instead having to wait for someone to volunteer.
We’re on very sensitive ground here and must recognize even in trying to
discuss such a topic is consider racism on my part.
It
should be noted that if ‘a particular item’ is the problem and presents an
insult to those of the African-American heritage – then each of the following
items should also not be found in conversation, displays or otherwise
referenced in writing. Among these items are the following; Corn, Rice,
Cotton, Indigo (products), Sugar Cane, Hemp (marijuana), Salt, Coal, Wheat and
other minor items. Today slaves are used in many nations to harvest
Tomatoes, Broccoli, and Cabbage, Grapes and other Vegetables and Fruit
products.
In
addition, many slaves were skilled doing carpeting, cabinetmakers, bricklayers,
and more. Some slaves worked in factories. Other slaves became construction
workers working on the canals or railroads or worked as dockworkers, lumberjacks,
office workers, or riverboat pilots. Some worked in the mines. Most all
of the House Slaves were responsible for the gardens (fruits, vegetables, and most
significantly flowers) and the over-all presentation of the house,
furniture and cleanliness.
One
must not forget that the slaves were also actively involved in the raising of
cattle, chickens, sheep, goats, pigs (hogs), and providing wild game (Deer,
Feral Hogs, Raccoon, Opossum, Doves, Turkeys, Ducks, and Geese, Snakes, Fish
and Gators) for the tables of the 10% Slave owners in the Southern
states.
Thus
there is the possibility in being selectively sensitive to the any issue of
personal or spiritual integrity being offended and thus interrupting one’s
ability to feel about them all of the above listed items should be
avoided. Never spoken in conversation – referred to in books – or found
in anyone’s home where someone with selective racism might go or be
invited.
Now
to look at slavery and bondage in the role of history to find clarification for
today’s crying racism at every turn. It always seems amazing to me that the
German Nation under the Nazi’s killed millions – of Jews, Blacks, Gypsy’s and
other minority races; it was the Blacks who choose to sell other Blacks into
slavery rather than to just kill them – and they sold to other Blacks, Middle
Eastern Nations, South American Nations, and others until finally the market
opened into the Whites of North and Central America. Thus by making this
choice they decided the fate of their fellow countrymen in history. Which
ancestors of their fellow countrymen are now free and have been for the greater
part of the past eight to nine generations (some longer). Stalin killed
millions of all races, creeds and cultures from the 1920’s through to the 1950’s.
Today many African Nations led by Black Dictators are again killing many Blacks
within their own nation who are considered Christian and for other
reasons. In two nations in Africa South of the Sahara Blacks have been
murdering Whites and Colored for the past fifty (50) or more years with little
notice or recognition. In the inner-cities of the United States – an
average of seven (7) children are being murdered daily. In several South
American nations citizens are treated as slaves or murdered and yet the most
liberal proponents of racism applaud the leaders of these nations. Which is the
source of my amazement in why today’s population of African-Americans and the
liberal left all suffer from PTSD over something which has allowed the
generations of their ancestors or another’s to have been able to come to a land
– even under the initial condition of slavery to live instead of being
murdered? While those (Whites and Others) are being held over the coals
of time are those who’ve done the most in the past two hundred plus years the
most to help all races, creeds and cultures not only in the US but throughout
the world.
One
also forgets that less than 10 (ten) percent of the population actually owned
slaves at the time of the Civil War. Throughout the world in many
civilized nations conditions worse than slavery existed in the name of work
forces – indentured servants – and even worse conditions. In some nations
of the world conditions are still even worse than those of the early 1800’s –
for the majority of the populations. Think of those in Cuba, most of
South America, China, North Korea and many Africa Continent Nations. In
India, Pakistan and other Southeastern Asian nations the conditions for most
are absolutely horrid! Today those who are pushing the issue of PTSD by
the descendants of slavery in the US are actually the same persons, groups,
cultures which keep the idea of slavery alive and well within the inner-cities
of the US. Hatred, racism, entitlement, welfare, lack of education, fear,
unclean health conditions, drug usage, lack of proper housing and a lack of a
balanced diet – which are much worse than what those who were in slavery had to
tolerate.
Most
forget that slaves were an investment – not as the sweat shops, cribs, mines
and other industries elsewhere in the nation where no slaves were
involved. Thus where yes one will always find bad apples in a barrel
there were mean slave owners. But this was the exception and not the rule
– for one had to help maintain the health, vigor, education, family integrity,
as well as provide full room and board (in today’s language). This part
of history is always ignored by those pushing things under the veil and premise
of retribution, revenge and hateful rage. They do this because for some it is
knowingly to retain power over those they encourage most to keep themselves
enslaved. Secondly, they get paid well – their books sell – and they get high
fees for speaking around the nation. And most importantly they keep the idea of
fear motivation and incentive motivation alive and well – threatening and
wanting more and more. Both of these motivations are temporary and
require outside rhetoric to keep them going. The pushers of racism seldom
ever try to explain or educate one with the idea of their own attitudes being
the proper method of motivation. Attitude motivation comes from within a
person – a desire to change and become better because of their efforts and not
someone else giving or making it available with no effort on their parts.
Convenient
education, revised and changed to meet the demand of the few over the rest of
the population which is targeted is the worst form of slavery. This form
is alive and well today – it affects all races, creeds and cultures with
damages to understanding, knowledge and self-confidence. Survival is not
the goal of those who enslave others this way – but unrighteous dominion.
It is to fill the job vacancies in the fast food industry and others which
require low educational standards. Indeed it has created a welfare state
where over 50% of our current population depends on others (the government) for
daily survival – while having to do nothing except have babies and stand in
short lines for their benefits. The children suffer the most – intonated with
harsh music, violence in movies, tv and the streets outside their homes and the
idea they’ll never get ahead – so why try – apathy of spirit. The schools teach
almost nothing of value to many of the students who come (forced) to
schools. Only where parents teach at home what was supposed to be taught
in school is there any progress of learning occurring. Where
encouragement in spite of the poor education being provided – their children do
their homework, read good materials, avoid the violence of the games, tv or
movies that education does occur. This happens in homes – not slums – it
happens where parents care – not just lined up for more checks for more
children – and it happens within the mind of those who take care of their own
attitudes.
Summary:
When
one considers the value of the definitions at the beginning of this series of
thoughts one must thus conclude that racism and being offended is a personal
decision fostered in many cases by nations or bodies of influential persons.
The below three quotes address this much better than I can:
Elder
Maxwell has taught, “Can we absorb the irony of being hurt while trying
to help? Having done good, when we are misrepresented, can we watch the
feathers of false witness scatter on the winds?” “With its inverting of
our anticipated consequences, irony becomes the frequent cause of an
individual’s being offended. The larger and the more untamed one’s ego, the
greater the likelihood of his being offended,”
Elder
Bednar has stated, “When we believe or say we have been offended, we usually
mean we feel insulted, mistreated, snubbed, or disrespected. And certainly
clumsy, embarrassing, unprincipled, and mean-spirited things do occur in our
interactions with other people that would allow us to take offense. However, it
ultimately is impossible for another person to offend you or to offend me.
Indeed, believing that another person offended us is fundamentally false. To be
offended is a choice we make; it is not a condition inflicted or imposed upon
us by someone or something else.”
President
Eyring has said, “In a similar way, the ground must be carefully prepared for
our foundation of faith to withstand the storms that will come into every life.
That solid basis for a foundation of faith is personal integrity.”
Thus
adhering to the final definition to be offended – “(In Biblical use) to cause
to fall into sinful ways,” would be what appears to happen in our society – it
is an excuse for many to set-aside the Ten Commandments and all of the others
for there are far more than ten and live as the worldly live. When
government teaches this separation of the races/cultures/beliefs (which the US
is currently doing) then the results to be expected are those taken advantage
of by the in-betweeners. Where can anyone go?
Sadly,
the idea of a Catch-22 – or trap – or even a gin – might be the reason for one
to not trust anyone else with whom they’ve contact. When this happens one
will most likely be embittered – embitter others and cause a discontent which
will act like a disease. Beguiling and smiling – engaging in friendly
chit-chat until the victim makes a mistakes and is accused of being racist is
now the norm in our society. No longer is there any attempt to find
resolution without the involvement of others thus causing more hurt and
suffering by attacking another’s personal and spiritual integrity. The harm is
done and for the one playing this card – when confronted to either scream
louder – complain more bitterly – or back off and say ‘no harm – no foul’ and
then lay in wait to trap another.
In
Upstate NY in the 1970’s we had women who would go on job interviews – claim
sexual harassment – settle out of court and make between $20,000 and $30,000
annually and never work a day. It was their job to entice whether true or
not the ability to claim harassment. In today’s work place the cry of
harassment is commonplace – putting many who have good intentions constantly in
harm’s way. Thus, it then leads to this selective
racism/offending/offended becoming common in social gatherings and meetings
where many of differing cultures come together.
The
results are obvious – people stop trusting one another – stop associating in a
social way – and only get together when it is absolutely necessary. Even then
the conversation becomes stilted and rhetorical. Our society as a society
implodes upon itself – government takes over the social settings – and freedoms
seek to longer exist. Simple stuff when one wants to be offended – for it
is always at the expense of another and thus ultimately the fabric of the
society they live in.
Lastly,
those who choose to be selectively offended – using selective racism as their
reason – they then become the accusers of another personal or spiritual
integrity which is both hurtful and for some devastating. Where do we
stand? Are we sympathetic to the in-betweeners or do we stand up to them
and call them for what they are and what they are doing? In my lifetime
I’ve learned never to back down when mine or my family’s personal or spiritual
integrity has been attacked by another. For if I don’t stand up after
having been so attacked – others believe the in-betweeners and will also
question our personal and spiritual integrity. Nothing is done in a
vacuum – all is done both in front of the Father and the Son – as well as those
present or otherwise involved with what is going on. An in-betweener
needs to have attention and therefore will never make their accusations in
private but will draw attention to their cause of selected offending and charge
or racism to another.
Another
term might be found as selective sensitivity in certain environments favorable
to their unrighteous indignation. This is the most contagious disease in
our nation – it is found in both small towns and big cities – especially
promoted by stereo-types in movies and on television; even more so in violent
games that our youth partake of on a daily basis. The world will get much worse
– each person has their own individual agency to choose right or wrong – the
choice of being selectively offended is the excuse used to fulfill this
definition: “(In Biblical use) to cause to fall into sinful ways. Thus
those claiming to suffer from PTSD and react with selective racism rather than
to act in common sense allow themselves to be the victim without cause. Their
being offended is self-chosen – and as a result there is no cure nor will they
ever really be happy in their lives. Indeed they’ll make themselves
miserable over time and cause great infliction of pain on others
unjustly.
Over time the Scriptures teach each of us to
go to the person or persons we feel have offended us – to resolve the issue of
misunderstanding. To avoid the courts and attorneys – to not enjoin mob
violence for redress – to only after unsuccessfully finding resolution to go to
those in a leadership position (manager, owner, presiding authority in a
Church) for understanding and reconciliation. Yet in our current society
most go to the media, police (which is some cases is needed), leadership and or
to just spread rumors. Which we choose to do or allow is within ourselves
alone – no one can blame another for being offended – one has to choose to be
offended. Yet one who feels another has offended them does not seek
resolution with that person they can and do spiritually and personally attack
that persons integrity. Which will ultimately fulfill definition #5 above; 5?
(In Biblical use) “to cause to fall into sinful ways.”
“Selective PTSD”
cji
12/29/12
Went out today and was hurt
feelings and physically so
slipping on the icy walkway
having neighbors see it all
thus physically was I hurt
and my feelings as well;
Selective PTSD is swell
while nothing found inert
on others can I now call
excusing my actions today
blaming others for dough
offended even as I flirt!
Copyright © 2012 – cji
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