Category Archives: hate

The Slippery Slope of Passivity and Prejudice

Posted on May 29, 2017 by Jan Morrill

Memorial Day. A day we honor our fallen soldiers for their bravery and sacrifice. I tend to be a relatively passive person. I could attribute this to a philosophy of “Live and let live,” or “To each his own,” a belief that … Continue reading →

Posted in hate, prejudice, racism | Tagged fallen heroes, Indy 500, Memorial Day, Micah David-Cole Fletcher, Ricky John Best, Takuma Sato, Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche, Terry Frei | 2 Comments

Swallowed by Ugly

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Jan Morrill

Sometimes I think the world is being swallowed by ugliness. Bickering in Congress, so vitriolic they can’t seem to get anything done. Bullying so despicable it drives a person to take his own life. Nasty comments on the Internet. Constant … Continue reading →

Posted in facebook, hate, internet, Jamey Rodemeyer, positive thoughts, ugliness | 14 Comments

Synonyms for Hate

Posted on June 3, 2011 by Jan Morrill

I hate crabgrass. But then, I also hate the word hate. So, that was my minor dilemma yesterday morning, as I clawed at the small, hard, rocky patch of crabgrass I intended to replace with flowers. I was not in … Continue reading →