Body language can speak volumes to us. Look at this picture after the famous "beer conference." Sergeant Crowley, the sole class act in this trio, helps the handicapped Professor Gates down the stairs, while Barrack Obama, heedless of the infirmities of his friend and fellow victim of self-defined racial profiling, strides ahead on his own, strutting with success and arrogance; without sport coat and rolled up sleeves to maybe suggest he was "working?" So who is compassionate? Who acted stupidly this time? Sorry if I'm critical of our president, but that's the way I see it. I am a trained observer, after all :)
Friday, August 7, 2009
Hear that? See that?
Body language can speak volumes to us. Look at this picture after the famous "beer conference." Sergeant Crowley, the sole class act in this trio, helps the handicapped Professor Gates down the stairs, while Barrack Obama, heedless of the infirmities of his friend and fellow victim of self-defined racial profiling, strides ahead on his own, strutting with success and arrogance; without sport coat and rolled up sleeves to maybe suggest he was "working?" So who is compassionate? Who acted stupidly this time? Sorry if I'm critical of our president, but that's the way I see it. I am a trained observer, after all :)
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Interesting observation. You're right about the officer being a class act. I might have "accidently" tripped the guy for accusing me of being a racist.
You certainly are a trained observer! Just glancing at the picture, I doubt I would have caught that! Yeah for Sgt. Crowley, he's one of the good guys! (More mature and fair thinking than the others)
very interesting... it's amazing what you "observe" when you don't like someone...
It is amazing when you hear what a professional has to say while observing our presdient....
Very interesting - Funny how things come across!
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