doris

“The po­ten­tial beau­ty of hu­man life is con­stant­ly made ugly by man’s ever-re­cur­ring song of retaliation.”
—Mar­tin Luther King Jr.

The peo­ple of Amer­i­ca need to learn a hard les­son and if they’re pay­ing at­ten­tion and they’re ready to be hon­est with them­selves they’ll learn it from what we’re liv­ing through right now.

It doesn’t mat­ter that your neigh­bor Doris across the street is so nice when you see her wa­ter­ing her lawn and she brings you home­made fudge every Christ­mas and al­ways buys cook­ies from the Girl Scouts.

It doesn’t mat­ter that your nana taught you to sew or your pop pop taught you to fish and theyre both just harm­less old peo­ple who would nev­er hurt any­body and bought you your first bicycle.

It doesn’t mat­ter that the south is hos­pitable or the Mid­west is hard work­ing, in per­cep­tion or fact.

It doesn’t mat­ter if they’re your spouse,
best friend,
mother,
brother,
sister,
father,
boss …

Any­one who still sup­ports this man is not re­al­ly a good per­son. It doesn’t mat­ter how nice they might seem or what­ev­er they’ve done for you or your con­nec­tion to them.

Their nice­ness is su­per­fi­cial and they have no moral or eth­i­cal compass. 

I un­der­stand this is a hard pill for some peo­ple to swal­low, es­pe­cial­ly the drum cir­cle, peace lov­ing, think pos­i­tive, pot­head hip­pie kum­bayah types.

But we aren’t do­ing our­selves any fa­vors con­tin­u­ing to kid our­selves on this.
 
 

—emi­ly duchaine

Flom­mist Emi­ly Duchaine lives in the Pa­cif­ic North­west. She likes to drink mead, learn about sharks, and lis­ten to the Talk­ing Heads. She pre­tends to be a pro­fes­sion­al busi­ness­woman most days. Copy­right © 2017 Emi­ly Duchaine. House source.

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