Your goin' against Ahura Mazda.

But I have a sequel to publish.

What happened was, after that first experience when I was at a Young Liberal function and the Uni Students were pouring beer over this young man who kept smiling while talking about injustice done to Aboriginals, I was 17 years old time after which time went by wryly.

Until 11 years later I was at this fellow students birthday party and she though that she was really good, so did everyone else, all of a sudden Ahura Mazda came over me and for hardly (or none) any reason at all I shaked up a bottle of beer and started spraying her, she didn't laugh and neither did anybody else, I had to leave in great sorrow.

What I now think about it was, something was paying compensation to nothing for being a stand in for something-or-other, namely me, in the first place, thanks for the idea I'm going to present as a thesis on Solipsism.

Could be he's a provocateur but that is ligitimate to draw out the truth of what people are.

Early in the 1960 anyone in Australia who spoke up for Aboriginals were ridiculed, I personally witnessed such incidents, and those captured expressions are remarkably familiar.

In a broader sense, a deeper meaning, perhaps reality is a departure from perfection and ever since it wasn't light and dark, or right and wrong, good or bad, shallow or deep but instead it was a yippee contest , consumer or consumed, and to compensate perfect on behalf of something Ahura Mazda goes around provoking people as a sort of acid test.

There is a special place in hell for the fine, upstanding demoncrats who support this debauchery. I have a great granddaughter who was born premature, just wondering - if she was in NY could she have been legally murdered up until her normal delivery date?
Of course that's a stupid f-ing question, but no more stupid than this f-ing law.
Ya know, if they can kill the baby right up to its delivery, why not go ahead and kill the mother with the same injection? Makes sense to me, and society won't have to worry about this woman getting pregnant again so she can kill yet another baby.
SGM B out.

We have had some out of towner come in from the region and desecrate our cemeteries, turning over headstones and some animal blood spilled at the synagogue, but that was a few years ago... I think in the 1970s. I do not know of any member of our village who mistreats a Goy.... (Goy, meaning nation) it is forbidden. The consequence is being asked to leave the community... in my lifetime this has happened twice; once when I was very young and then in 1984. So, if that is racist or prejudiced, then yes.

We live a peaceful life.... essentially, everyone is welcome. Some come to stay, others can't stand the "silence." A muslim family came in 2012 (Obama's transplant), but when we said no to them building a Mosque... they moved. It was the racket that we objected to, the call to prayer 4 or more times a day was considered a little much... had they agreed to not yelling from the top of their mosque... it would not have been an issue, we objected to noise not their religion/cult. Plus they wanted us to pay for it...

We have many religions here.... Catholic, Protestant, and a Holy Roller church. They do their Sunday thing and some come to the Synagogue on Saturday to join us. Some of my children are Christians, so going to church was something my husband and I did to ensure they maintained a sense of being totally accepted and not pressured into changing their beliefs. But, all of them had to learn Hebrew so they could understand the Jewish side. Many were special needs, so learning a second language produced some very funny mistakes.... I could write a book!

At Christmas, I host a party for the village... complete with a tree, lights, Santa and sleigh rides (weather permitting). This is more for my adopted children who are Christian and an excuse to have a party. Speaking of my children.. well they are unique... black, Asian, white, and Jew.... a rainbow. In September I host a Blue Ball... for our police, some are black but mostly white. In the Summer we host a First Responder's Ball... again, just an excuse to get everyone together for a party. So... are we prejudiced... I would say yes in the sense.... much like not liking peanut butter.... or eating meat (I am a vegan).

We know we are different... not better or chosen, just different. I don't think that qualifies as racist... but, some might. You decide....

I did not say this well, sorry if it is confusing.