The Packards racist signs on the skywalk over Grand Blvd.

[Gannon]

So even a person who is not from a family directly affected by the atrocities of Nazis in WWII can be driven to action against a perceived offense, and teach those around him why. Someone who paid attention to history enough to be sensitive to the point of being perceived as acting out-of-the-ordinary due it.

Simple as that. And I thanked him for it, too. Had some public dialogue that I'm sure we'd both rather have kept private, except everyone else might miss that facet of the learning moment.


Cheers!

[mauser]

Had some public dialogue that I'm sure we'd both rather have kept private, except everyone else might miss that facet of the learning moment.

Agreed, which is why John and I had this discussion here. I hope when "teachable moment" is mentioned, nobody takes that as me thinking Im here to teach everybody a lesson or whatever, because that is rediculous. No - Im learning along with everybody else and trying to understand and comprehend.

Unfortunately most of what I have learned through this has shocked me.