Simply put, and things must be simply put these days in the heat of mob-think and leftist power-grab mentality, the answer to racism whether real or perceived is not more racism. The answer to injustice is not more injustice.
Is that not what we are seeing? What we’ve been seeing?
Are we not in the throes of emotionalism? What does emotionalism get us?
Did the owner of the Wendy’s in Atlanta deserve to have his/her place burned down for calling police to move someone who had “fallen asleep” at the wheel in their drive-thru?
So we need to think things through. We need to all of us take a deep breath, take a pause, and think about what’s going on.
We need to ask ourselves many questions.
First question: is the answer to racism more racism?
Second question: is the answer to injustice more injustice?
Third question: when our politicians say no one is above the law, do they mean that or do they only mean when it suits their political needs?
Fourth question (at least for now): can we really believe anything we’re told by the media?
And a final statement: it behooves us all to think for ourselves and to check out what we’re being told by our elected officials and especially by our openly-biased media.
