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Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Jonah Goldberg Is A Hero
Goldberg pegs the funny meter.
About a month ago, I helped a Muslim woman with her groceries in a supermarket parking lot. She was dealing with her kids and her shopping cart started to roll away from her car with the groceries still inside. As it rolled, I saw a decent society of tolerance and kindness rolling away. The cart’s one wobbly wheel — going chapocketa, chapocketa, chapocketa — was onomatopoetically tapping out a small drumbeat for the forced march to oblivion of all we hold dear.Stop working right now and read the whole thing or regret it on your deathbed. - served up by Doctor Bean @ 2:20 PM
Thank goodness I was there.
Thank goodness this country produces heroes like me.
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It's true though. Everytime I go out of my way to do something nice for someone who doesn't look like me, I find myself focusing on GOING OUT OF MY WAY TO DO SOMETHING NICE. Like it's a big deal for me to hold the door open for the Arab woman at work or the get the ball out of the street for the black kids up the block. I would do it for any Jew (or white person I guess) and not think twice about it. But if I do it for someone else, I'm building some kind of bridge leading to global peace.
It shouldn't have to be like that.
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It shouldn't have to be like that.
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