Only in a society as morally warped as ours – (to the point of being 180 degrees out of synch) – could the term ‘Truther’ be considered as derogatory.
R.C.
Inretrospect
on September 24, 2019 at 7:35 pm
The Whale and the Dog
The Whale is the largest mammal on Earth, but certain species of whales have throats that can only open wide enough to swallow small fish and plankton.
The Dog is one of the smallest mammals on Earth, but a dog’s throat can open wide enough to swallow small a very large chunk of meat.
Why did God create a large animal with a small throat and, a small animal with a large throat?
Answer: Because that’s the way it is, and there’s nothing you can do to change it.
Note: This story is best told to little whining kids who will continually ask “why?”, or scream “that’s unfair!”, or may challenge your authority by asking “why do I have to take a bath?”
After you tell the Story of the Whale and the Dog enough times, the kids will understand. My daughter is now an elementary school teacher, and tells this story often. Its not an Aesop Fable, but its timeless and effective.
Re: “You’re a ‘prepper’ as being an insult.
An even more egregious example is this.
Only in a society as morally warped as ours – (to the point of being 180 degrees out of synch) – could the term ‘Truther’ be considered as derogatory.
R.C.
The Whale and the Dog
The Whale is the largest mammal on Earth, but certain species of whales have throats that can only open wide enough to swallow small fish and plankton.
The Dog is one of the smallest mammals on Earth, but a dog’s throat can open wide enough to swallow small a very large chunk of meat.
Why did God create a large animal with a small throat and, a small animal with a large throat?
Answer: Because that’s the way it is, and there’s nothing you can do to change it.
Note: This story is best told to little whining kids who will continually ask “why?”, or scream “that’s unfair!”, or may challenge your authority by asking “why do I have to take a bath?”
After you tell the Story of the Whale and the Dog enough times, the kids will understand. My daughter is now an elementary school teacher, and tells this story often. Its not an Aesop Fable, but its timeless and effective.