06-30-2012, 05:19 PM
(06-30-2012, 04:42 PM)Wonky Wrote: For instance: You recently posted a photo of Gen. G. Custer's grave marker with a hand in front giving it the finger. Native Americans, Custer, the Army, the U.S. Government, and everyday citizens have chewed this issue to a tough wad for a long, long time.
I see it as a complex problem that started long before Custer, remains even now, and seeing the "finger" seemed to me to be invitation to reduce the issue to one far too simple.
Whatever: That's "how it feels to me".
I disagree. Sometimes the middle finger gives an important, heartfelt message.
It's just a demonstration of feelings, not an issue reducer.
Sometimes, with all due respect, you make things much too complicated.
