Fending Off

 the raving lunatic look of absolute detached scorn and hatred that sadly nervertheless does not fail to impress the impressible

Trust

We ought to believe that there is something that makes us all the same, that the things humanity has in common are much more important than the differences. And once we've realised this we should be able to finally celebrate and appreciate the differences, for these differences could be the means to make this life a wonderful and beautiful experience.


"You, me, them, everybody, everybody!"

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even or especially the representatives of  Illinois' law enforcement community

Seriously, I sincerely hope and pray that there will be always people standing up against chauvinist hateful generalisations that will only serve to drive us apart.