Things I’m Tired Of (Volume 3)

(Source of photo: https://www.picturequotes.me/quote_pictures/th_martin_luther_king_jr_quote_nothing_in_the_world_is_more_dangerous_than_sincere_ignorance_and_conscientious_stupidity_5410.jpg) Those who know me know that the MLK Jr. quote above is something I often cite or paraphrase whenever I hear or see something that is being said or done out of sincere ignorance or conscientious stupidity. This quote isn’t limited to politics. I can easily apply it to society in […]

Things I’m Tired Of (Volume 2)

(Source of photo: https://image.slidesharecdn.com/generationalleadership-110612172737-phpapp02/95/generational-leadership-8-638.jpg?cb=1450726285) Today I’m railing against the generation wars. I’m considered Generation X given my age (1965-1979), and in my more youthful years, I heard about how “sorry” my generation was, all based on media-driven “characteristics” presented as indicia of the behavior pattern of everyone in my age range. Growing up in the […]

Things I’m Tired Of (Volume 1)

I’m tired of people in this day and age fomenting division and using the human tendency towards tribalism to do it. In this instance, as indicated by the meme in this post, I’m frustrated with the male/female divide. The war between feminists and MRAs (Men’s Rights Activists) and other similar groups is going decidedly more […]

The False Right vs Left Paradigm (and why you should be a diunital thinker)

(Source of photo: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/c6/af/80/c6af80d9162024aeec4ee6c8f006cbb3.jpg) Republican vs Democrat. Conservative vs Liberal. Coke vs Pepsi. Ford vs Chevy Alabama vs Auburn McDonald’s vs Burger King It’s amazing to me how easy it is to manufacture a rivalry out of almost anything, from the sodas we drink, to the vehicles we drive, to the fast food we prefer […]

The Story of D-TermanD and Why Every Man Should Emulate Him

(Source of photo: http://quotespictures.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/some-people-succeed-because-they-are-destined-but-most-because-they-are-determined.png) A personal short story about a man I admire more than anyone. A man who shaped the kind of man I am today. Over 45 years ago, growing up in a small Texas town that most people probably never heard of outside of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, I lost my father […]