Why do you think we had the war with England? We no longer wanted to be servants.
The vulnerable had to stand firm, because the exploiters would not stand soft. I speak in riddles sorry !Why do you think we had the war with England? We no longer wanted to be servants.
I was thinking 25% or more in some places including government seats. So possibly praying in the "wrong" religion?There are no Muslims in the UK? Seems hard to believe. Maybe they just don't want people standing in the street. They might be squished by oncoming cars?
Sunday Morning program had a segment on Emit Till today and I couldn’t help feeling disappointed that the primary issue was not shared on how we move forward. …. Freedom of expression and the requirements that come with that.Its amazing how the hatred of the civil war has been passed on. I was stationed in Pensacola from Jan 1963 to Sept 1966 and the southern guys always referred to us from the north as Yankees. My daughter moved to the Alabama coast and she was a damned Yankee in the 90's. When in Pensacola I was told there were 3 kinds of Yankees: one that came down on vacation and went home, Damned Yankee- one that came down and stayed for awhile and went home, God Damned Yankee- SOB comes down and never goes home!
So after over a 100 years the war still goes on.
Applying some understanding to both parties involved in this scenario, may also provide the literal understanding, then forgiveness of bothAh, the UK. Did you know a man was recently convicted there because a cop thought he might be silently praying on the street? It is illegal to silently pray in some places there. Kind of hard to prove that you were not praying. But if an officer says you are, you are guilty.
Very interesting how history and stories influence the way up coming generations look and feel about the world around them.In basic, it changed later on, the black guys from the north had nothing to do with southern blacks or white guys. Southern blacks and most white guys got along good with each other. When we finally got out into the action, it did not matter where anyone was from. You had to trust each other.
Comparing Comparing Comparing, will only keep us stuck. Broaden the view .Since my background is Irish, many of my family were slaves. Where are my reparations?
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