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Post Category → Politics

Colin Kaepernick’s Protest

posted in Politics, Reflections, Sports on 6 September, 2016 by EO Smith
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So why is everyone so outraged that an athlete didn’t stand during the playing of the national anthem, or takes a knee, as he did in the recent San Francisco 49ers game?  Is it really an action that is worthy of national attention?  No!  Kaepernick is quoted in the Washington Post as saying,“…There are a… Continue reading →

No More Surveys or Stupid, Uninformed Reviews, Please!

posted in Anthropology, Education, Politics, Reflections on 22 July, 2016 by EO Smith

Every day I am assaulted with requests to take a survey.  At the grocery store, hardware store, office supply store, gas station, and restaurants I am admonished to take a survey about how we are doing.  It will only take a minute.  You can win something you really don’t want or need and in rare… Continue reading →

Guns & America

posted in Business & Finance, Politics, Reflections on 15 June, 2016 by EO Smith

I am deeply saddened by the mass shooting and murder that occurred in Orlando over the past weekend.  Called the worst tragedy on American soil since 9/11, the mass killing at the Pulse nightclub is a vivid reminder that we are a violent country.  I have written about gun violence in previous posts and will… Continue reading →

On the 50th Anniversary of my 18th Birthday

posted in Politics, Reflections on 27 May, 2016 by EO Smith

Yes, today I have reached my 69th birthday.  Birthdays are strange events for me.  I have vague memories of my 6th birthday, but beyond that, they are just a blur.  While I don’t remember the details, my 15th birthday was a major one, since then I was able to terrorize the streets in my grandmother’s… Continue reading →

Trump for President

posted in Anthropology, Politics, Reflections on 4 March, 2016 by EO Smith

I never, in my wildest dreams, thought he could get this far.  I have done my best not to listen to any of the televised debates, but have relied on sound bites and gotcha’ moments for their entertainment value, not information.  The Presidential debates are nothing more high stakes reality TV.  America wants a show,… Continue reading →

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