Life Provides Us All Certain Epiphanies

66601327_2351144935204426_322019334840909824_nPhyllis Mueller, my business partner throughout the 1990s, was doggedly hard-working, and incredibly insightful.  At one point she told me, “Everyone has brief moments of clarity in life that are clear messages that we’ve gone the wrong way, occasions in which we can see immediately that we need to get back on the right track.”

I would suggest this to the policeman in this picture: “Pardon me, but you seem to find yourself removing a nun in handcuffs who had come to protest peacefully the cruel treatment of children at the southern U.S. border.  To me, that’s a pretty good indication that something’s gone wrong for you.  You may want to use this moment of lucidity to make a new beginning.”

 

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  1. marcopolo says:

    Craig,

    I would suggest you should re-think your morality. The police officer is carrying out, without fear or favour and in a correct manner his sworn duty.

    Illegal migrants are breaking the law. Illegal migration has been against the law for more than 90 years. Children are often used as drug mules, sex slaves, or worse by the booming people smuggling criminal gangs (they’re not called coyotes for nothing).

    The right to protest lawfully is protected by the Constitution. The right to break the law is not.