The Ferocity Imperative!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been there.

I was once attempting to "argue" facts with someone who wouldn't be moved off his

little sandhill of 'Opinion'.

Waste of time and emotion. But that's how we learn.

His EGO demanded that I be proven wrong, so he rejected every single statement I made, no matter how true or provable.

The more sense I made, the louder he would shout, discounting not only my intelligence but my bathing habits and character of my parents.

(Only slightly exaggerating.)

Here's the thing---if he were to admit that I was right about ANYTHING, that would be admitting that he was wrong about something, and his ego couldn't stand that.

So he kept pounding the Reject button. BAM! BAM BAM!

THIS is why the humble shall inherit the earth. God opposes the proud, but gives Grace to the humble.

Those Ego-tarians who would not, will not, ever (!) admit that they need a Savior...won't have one.

TIME FOR US ALL

Okay, let's dig in:

"A black man creates ART, recasting Society in his own image.

His main character is black, of dubious gender. That means what it means.

The character has a nemesis, a man who physically abuses him,

as that is the way that the nemesis expresses his Love.

The character fully and freely publicly declares his Love for his

nemesis, which drives the nemesis (who has a wife and kids)

to greater acts of violence.

The character also has a protector, a white police man who expresses

HIS love for the main character by attacking and imprisoning the

nemesis for his attacks."

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Sounds like a storyline you'd see on HBOMAX, or APPLETV, or some other

streaming service, right?

The black artist was George Herriman.

The ART was a newspaper comic strip.

The main character was 'Krazy Kat'.

The nemesis was 'Ignatz Mouse'.

The protector was a dog, "Offica Pup'.

Herriman created his Krazy Kat in 1910,

110 years ago.

It ran in newspapers until Herriman's death in 1944.