If the graph is accurate I really touched a nerve with the post on Nonviolence and Social Change. I'll probably never get that many hits again. And it's not about the number of hits. Frankly, it's if I don't write I'll go nuts. I'm just thankful a few folks stop by once in awhile.
I just hope everybody who clicked on the post read it. Who knows, perhaps it'll do some good. At least maybe it'll help us remember that the man was a man before we turned him into an icon and a statue. Not a perfect man. Far from it and he'd have probably been the first to admit it. King, Wendell Berry and a witch who took the name Starhawk. Change comes from the bottom up. Not the top down. Now how do we kick start things at the bottom?
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Not shopping at WalMart if you have a choice for starters. Apparently for every two jobs a new store creates in an area. Three jobs are lost as the locals go under and so do their local suppliers. I've shopped at a WalMart exactly once. We were taking one of sis's dogs back to Portland from Umatilla and we needed a new leash. Wally World was the closest and I was not impressed. Place was filthy.
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