For those of you that don't know by now (how could you not?), I'm Pagan and do a lot of activist and volunteerism things in that direction. One of those things is my involvement in the Pagan Unity Campaign... which brings me to the point of this post.
Obviously, religion or lack thereof is something that people have a right to. They have the right to practice as they want. They have the right to believe as they want. And they have the right to speak out about what they believe or don't believe.
But sometimes, people can take it a little too far.
I have always wondered why my jewish friends giggle at the mere mention of "Black Jews". I don't know how but it seems "Black Jews" have become as fictional as Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, or the Tooth Fairy (Yes....there is no Santa Claus). Beleive it or not there are Black Jews. I find it hard to believe that the "chosen people"coming from Africa have no black members.
We all have our own set of beliefs. It seems people these days are really skeptical, which is fine. But why do they have to tell other people not to believe in anything at all?
I have been doing so fabulously well this week. I have not called Bush a dillhole once in the past week. Not once! And that's a huge feat. As my frustration with the administration grows, so do the number of times I call Bush a dillhole. And my frustration grows daily. But, I have been so busy this week that he has been safe from dillholedom.
