Showing posts with label Resentment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resentment. Show all posts

Saturday, December 6, 2014

I Have no Apology for my Happiness.

Wonders shall never end.

I never knew anyone could be utterly miserable because of another person’s happiness…until yesterday. I didn’t know that the aura being seen around me by some individuals has been that of a “mission-accomplished, tremendously happy guy”...how I wished it was so. And neither did I know the great “stress” that my “showing-off” has been causing the frustrated people.

Wondering if this complaint was a joke or “for real”, I took a moment to marvel at human nature. And shaking my head at sheer ignorance, I expressed some sympathy. But I bluntly refused and will always refuse to apologize for my good physical, social and moral state of well-being.

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Sunday, September 28, 2014

The Inevitability of Disappointment.

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“Disappointment is inevitable. But to become discouraged, there's a choice I make. God would never discourage me. He would always point me to himself to trust him. Therefore, my discouragement is from Satan. As you go through the emotions that we have, hostility is not from God, bitterness, unforgiveness, all of these are attacks from Satan.” - Charles Stanley.


 

 

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Another Victim of Racial Profiling.

“I know they killed my son… this was wrong and it was cold-hearted.”

To many readers, the above statement will sound familiar. But no, it was not made by the mother of Trayvon Martin (February 5, 1995 – February 26, 2012) a 17-year-old African American teenager from Miami Gardens, Florida who was fatally shot by an idiot who was so prejudiced as to assume that all young black men were potential criminals.

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Rather, the anguished statement was made only last Saturday by Lesley McSpadden (shown above) the mother of Michael Brown, the latest victim of a racial profiling.

Michael Brown was an eighteen-year-old African American whose life was cut short by the bullets fired by a police officer in as the young man walked down a street in Ferguson, Missouri. The time of the sad incident was reported as 2:15pm on a bright Saturday afternoon. The worse aspect of it all was that the young man was merely a few days away from starting classes at Vatterott College.

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According to eye witnesses, Brown was stopped by a police officer for reasons still unknown. But the people around the scene recollected seeing the officer making attempts at dragging Brown into his patrol car. As the officer did this, Brown was said to break into a run while the police officer began shooting until the young man felled to the ground. From all accounts so far, the victim was not armed.

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A friend of Michael Brown was heard saying, "Everyone else wanted to be a football player, a basketball player…he wanted to own his own business.”

"He said he wasn't going to end up like some people on the streets.” another friend, Hershel Johnson, told the CNN. “He was going to get an education…he was going to make his life a whole lot better."

Unfortunately, the police officer that shot Michael Brown did not allow the fulfillment of the young man’s destiny.

The local NCAAP and other community leaders had asked federal officials to get involved in the racially-charged shooting. And the latest news on the incident is that the FBI will conduct its own investigation in addition to the one already under way by St. Louis county police. The FBI’s focus will be on whether the civil rights of Michael Brown were violated.

 

Thursday, July 3, 2014

Beyonce and Jay Z...Is There a Fire on the Mountain?


Lately, there have been rumors making the internet rounds about the strong possibility of Jay Z cheating on Beyonce. This was in the aftermath of the infamous video of the elevator fight between Jay Z and Solange, Beyonce's sister.

And in a melodramatic manner during her concert last Saturday (as if to tell the whole world that she was no fool), Beyonce was said to have indirectly indicated knowledge and disapproval of husband’s (Jay Z) infidelity. 

While performing her song "Resentment" which was all about being lied to and cheated on, Beyonce reportedly “pulled a fast one” on Jay Z when she used the following words in the song:

"…been ridin' with you for twelve years…" (Yes, she's been with Jay Z for twelve years).

And she continued to sing thus:

"…I couldn't do it for you like that wack bitch could?..." 

The audience was said to have got the message (in the song) and roared excitedly in reaction.