the social hysteria blog

Friday, October 27, 2017

Tuesday, October 24, 2017

The GOP Ten Commandments

When Born You Conform
You Do Not Question
You Stand When Told
You Say What We Say
You Pay to Learn
You Pay to Heal
Your Vote is Our Choice
You Work for Us
You Stop Working When We Say
You Die When It’s Convenient for Us

Thursday, October 19, 2017

Merry Holidays Happy Christmas

It must be Nice when your only Worries about the Holidays are whether someone says “Marry Christmas” or not!

The Spiritual Trap of Material Existence

Sunday, October 15, 2017

I Am Crow, Turtle, Spider, and Bear

Friday, October 13, 2017

Throwing Political Bones to Dogs

We are all prewritten collective chapters in the book of life that take us individually to one page of our own chosen destiny. – BTA

Spending $240,000 + of our hard earned money on a Political Stunt to Go to a Football Game and Intentionally Walk Out – What a Stupid, Selfish, Publicly Inconvenient, and Incredibly Expensive way to Show How Disrespectful and Unpatriotic the Trump Administration really is to the American Tax Payer.

Saturday, October 7, 2017

American Extremist – When you teach your children to hate at an early age and train them in armed insurrection against the government, are you the real clear and present major terrorist threat that’s facing our nation today?

The S.P.D. Murder of John T. Williams

The S.P.D. Murder of John T. Williams

On a sunny, warm Seattle August day in 2010, Native American wood carver John T. Williams was murdered by the Seattle Police Department as he walked down the crowded downtown streets while on his normal daily routine of carving small totem poles with a small pen knife, then selling them to the tourists that flock by the Seattle Public Market.
Seattle Police Officer Ian Birk noticed Mr. Williams walking down the city streets and deemed him a threat, do in major part I believe - simply because he was Native American. Williams was one of many homeless Native Americans who roam downtown Seattle. These people are usually dismissed and overlooked by Seattle’s daily bustle of businessmen, the working class, and tourists.

When the officer approached Williams from behind, and then ordered him to freeze and drop his small carving knife and a stick of carving wood he was carrying, Williams was hard of hearing in one ear, and failed to hear the police officer over the traffic and pedestrians, thus did not immediately comply; officer Birk then instantly felt that this gave him the right to use lethal force against John T. Williams.
No threat was ever given by the homeless woodcarver. Officer Ian Birk coldly gunned down John T. Williams from behind, murdering him in the streets of Seattle, Wash, right in front of many horrified citizens who later professed that they felt no threat from the homeless Native American man whatsoever.

The officer was fired – that’s it, and was allowed to live his life somewhere else, work a steady job, live in a nice house, somewhere out of media sight, and out of the public’s mind; smug in the fact that he got away with “legal” murder with just a slap on the wrist. We must all remember that this type of legal homicide happens every day all over this nation of ours, by those sworn to “Serve and Protect” us. And that this violent tragedy can happen to anyone, or anybody’s family members, especially if they are citizens of color. This makes it everybody’s problem who believes in justice, personal safety from unwarranted persecution, and true American freedom in the society they live in. Let us still remember John T Williams, and never forget the fact that he was ruthlessly murdered by the S.P.D.

Putting Humanity Back Into Charity

I know everyone is busy, unfortunately the people on our city streets are busy trying to find food, shelter, and help from anyone they can; or God forbid turn desperate enough to hurt themselves or others. These concerns for our fellow man have to take precedence over getting home in time from work to go out for dinner, watch our favorite shows, or spin some wheels at the local casino. Public apathy and inaction leads to dictatorship and tyranny. The very nature of social inaction traps us all into or individual perspectives of only our daily lives while people die in the streets.

Thank you - Brian Thomas Armstrong