Random Rhyme and Petty Prose
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Comment from Mary Vigasin
Great and brilliant use of MLK's words to complement your own compelling words of justice. Being fair in all cases becomes difficult because of our human frailties and prejudices. This does not mean we should not strive for and examine our decisions to be just.
Best wishes,
Mary
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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Great and brilliant use of MLK's words to complement your own compelling words of justice. Being fair in all cases becomes difficult because of our human frailties and prejudices. This does not mean we should not strive for and examine our decisions to be just.
Best wishes,
Mary
Comment Written 10-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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Thanks, Mary
Comment from kahpot
Yes, justice should be equal throughout, reading this has me challenging myself, am I equal in the way I deal with people? an excellent read, and I look forward to reading more****kahpot
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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Yes, justice should be equal throughout, reading this has me challenging myself, am I equal in the way I deal with people? an excellent read, and I look forward to reading more****kahpot
Comment Written 10-Mar-2023
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Thanks, kahpot
Comment from judiverse
I'm not sure why this is called poetry when it is an essay and doesn't sound like poetry. You have a worthwhile agenda if you're going to write about the other concepts you mention at the beginning. Great comments on justice. Yes, justice means being fair and consistent. Some of our leaders fail when it comes to justice, because they prefer equity, which attempts to give others a life up, and that's treating others unfairly. I agree, if one is to be considered just, he has to be even-handed. judi
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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I'm not sure why this is called poetry when it is an essay and doesn't sound like poetry. You have a worthwhile agenda if you're going to write about the other concepts you mention at the beginning. Great comments on justice. Yes, justice means being fair and consistent. Some of our leaders fail when it comes to justice, because they prefer equity, which attempts to give others a life up, and that's treating others unfairly. I agree, if one is to be considered just, he has to be even-handed. judi
Comment Written 10-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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This is a book platform which I have chosen to receive, as it says in the title, Random Rhyme and Petty Prose. That's how an essay gets tagged as a poem. I suppose I could go through and re-identify everything, but -- will I? Thanks for giving this a look, Judi
Comment from Ric Myworld
Leaders are those who want to guide followers on the right paths, help them to learn, and hold their hands until they are steady and confident. LOL. Okay, I'm just babbling to get 150 characters, but it doesn't mean I like your post any less. :-)
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Leaders are those who want to guide followers on the right paths, help them to learn, and hold their hands until they are steady and confident. LOL. Okay, I'm just babbling to get 150 characters, but it doesn't mean I like your post any less. :-)
Comment Written 10-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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I want to thank you, Ric, and the millions of other people out there in Fanstoria, who have made it known to the world, nay, the universe, that this essay segment, Justice JJ DID TIE BUCKLE,It is easy to lead nowadays as we are simply is the epitome of literary accomplishment.
Comment from John Ciarmello
Martin Luther King is a perfect example of what you've stated in this article and the previous post on leadership. Super informative for those in these high (or entry-level) leadership positions. Great post, Bill. Best, JohnC
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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Martin Luther King is a perfect example of what you've stated in this article and the previous post on leadership. Super informative for those in these high (or entry-level) leadership positions. Great post, Bill. Best, JohnC
Comment Written 10-Mar-2023
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Thank you, John
Comment from nomi338
Excellent points all. Many African American blame all whites for the problems they face. Obviously that is not true, Just as some of the things many white believe and or think about blacks is not accurate or true. To ascribe to either misconception and allow it to govern our behavior is to be unjust in a most basic way.
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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Excellent points all. Many African American blame all whites for the problems they face. Obviously that is not true, Just as some of the things many white believe and or think about blacks is not accurate or true. To ascribe to either misconception and allow it to govern our behavior is to be unjust in a most basic way.
Comment Written 10-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 10-Mar-2023
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That issue is one that will likely be resolved when we have all let the reins fall to the young.
Comment from lyenochka
Great reflection on Justice! I do have a strong sense of justice or perhaps reaction to injustice, like someone unjustly punished. But on the other hand, I would have trouble with no favoritism. So I miss out on the first quality. I liked your MLK Jr. quote, too!
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2023
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Great reflection on Justice! I do have a strong sense of justice or perhaps reaction to injustice, like someone unjustly punished. But on the other hand, I would have trouble with no favoritism. So I miss out on the first quality. I liked your MLK Jr. quote, too!
Comment Written 09-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2023
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Knowing ourselves and our limitations on pure justice is a measure of leadership as well.
Comment from Gloria ....
Here we start off with Justice which is likely one of the most difficult of all, especially given that one must avoid favouritism and be fair at all times.
But then not everyone is intended to be a leader.
Very well done here.
Gloria
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Here we start off with Justice which is likely one of the most difficult of all, especially given that one must avoid favouritism and be fair at all times.
But then not everyone is intended to be a leader.
Very well done here.
Gloria
Comment Written 09-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2023
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These are traits to know, and then keep in mind they come in question.
Comment from Spitfire
I'm guessing you will continue this with the other attributes listed. The accompanying poster uses the negative to accent the positive as the old song goes.
You could put these all together for a manual to be handed out to troops.
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I'm guessing you will continue this with the other attributes listed. The accompanying poster uses the negative to accent the positive as the old song goes.
You could put these all together for a manual to be handed out to troops.
Comment Written 09-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2023
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These traits are well known and reviewed constantly.
Comment from Jay Squires
A good example of the many sides of justice is an old episode of "Modern Family" where the parents discover a cigarette burn in their upholstery. The parents decide to use Christmas Morning as a punishment for none of the three children owning up to it. Of course, Jay, and (whatever his wife's name is) wanted Christmas morning every bit as much as the kids, and when push came to shove, Jay dragged the Christmas tree out of the living room. A lot of interplay went on, but it ended with a reflection off a Christmas light acted like a magnifying glass and burned the hole.
Somewhere in there's a point. I'll let you find it. I've done enough.
Jay
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2023
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A good example of the many sides of justice is an old episode of "Modern Family" where the parents discover a cigarette burn in their upholstery. The parents decide to use Christmas Morning as a punishment for none of the three children owning up to it. Of course, Jay, and (whatever his wife's name is) wanted Christmas morning every bit as much as the kids, and when push came to shove, Jay dragged the Christmas tree out of the living room. A lot of interplay went on, but it ended with a reflection off a Christmas light acted like a magnifying glass and burned the hole.
Somewhere in there's a point. I'll let you find it. I've done enough.
Jay
Comment Written 09-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 09-Mar-2023
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Right. The injustice is punishing the innocent to try to teach one guilty person a lesson.
