Tag: logic

• Using Word Associations and Reputations Instead of Actual Proof

  

  In conjunction with Where Do We Draw the Line? and Protecting the Innocent vs. Punishing the Guilty, I found this story today that really drives home the subversive way we are manipulated by the standard line. This story is about a trial going on in Oklahoma City. A police officer used his authority to rape black women he […]

  Catherine aka “Bird”

  November 19, 2015

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• Speed Grieving

  One of the things that has sucked the most about the complete breakdown of my marriage is the fact that two of my three children had front row seats to witness the whole thing. They are all adults now, but somehow, to me, that made it even worse. They were old enough to know exactly […]

  Catherine aka “Bird”

  February 18, 2013

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