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6 Comments on If I had a hammer....
The Reverend Jesse Jackson and The Reverend Al Sharpton.
These Christian Ministers preach love and forgiveness. They quote the words of Jesus Christ who said, "Love your enemies, and bless those who persecute you."
Reverend Jackson and Reverend Sharpton are always talking about God and His love. They do not love money, they do not seek the praise and admiration of men. They encourage others to live peaceful Christian lives. Their own lives are examples of Christian perfection.
Dennis - I am puzzled by all this rushing with sainhood of this 16-year old in the name of justice, while justice has not yet had a chance to utter a word
Hi, Fred: Thank you for stopping by, and for your comment. I did forget about all of Sharpton and Jackson's good deeds and great, humble hearts- thank you for reminding me.
Hi, Jon: Thank you for dropping in. Throwing caution to the wind and eschewing any of the millions of dollars that could come from the sale of bumper stickers with these words, I just have to say that "justice" isn't shouldn't be a subjective term. Justice is justice- and the difference between my point of view- and that of the many who view this yet don't feel comfortable replying- and those marching through the Sanford streets is a simple one. While I'm prepared to let things run their course and accept the end result of what despite its flaws remains the best judicial system around, the "other side" is most assuredly not prepared to do likewise. All "justice" means to the marchers is "George Zimmerman in jail"- even if it were for killing a guy that had the opportunity to leave the scene and instead chose a battle he apparently won within a war that both he and his family surely lost.
I sincerely hope your not holding your breath. Nice though, except to them.
Hi, Dale: Thank you for dropping in. Uhhhhh...no. And I'm not going to count on pigs flying, a certan cold place freezing over or that McDonald's worker in Maryland finding "her" Mega Millions ticket, either.