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Katrina, courage, faith, and tribes

September 7th, 2005 @ 2:16 am by Rich | Share This | 2 comments
Filed under: Katrina Aftermath, Links, Rage and Rants

Bill Whittle at “Eject! Eject! Eject!” has posted a brilliant, if sometimes crudely worded (R-Rated), post about the nature of white hats and black hats, pink and grey, or sheep, wolves, and sheep-dogs: TRIBES. It is a passionate, reasoned response to the aftermath of Katrina, the erosion of moral levees, and the shocking polar opposite of 9/11 heroism. Watching this, many of us struggle for answers: “Why?”

Bill’s post doesn’t offer a solution, but he does offer a perspective and a cultural critique that is thought-provoking. There’s no way I could do it justice by summarizing it. If you are not easily offended by coarse language, you should read it yourself. Bill is not a man of faith, his language is blue, but his passion is righteous.

Here’re the final grafs to tempt you:

It takes courage to fight oncoming storms. Courage.

Courage isn’t free. It is taught, taught by



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