In the list of human indulgences, <br />‘perceived insults’ rank high in personal irresponsibility: <br />it’s when you take offence on behalf of another <br />whom you hadn’t spoken to, anyway, to ask them.. <br /> <br />as for instance, insulting a teacher’s intelligence <br />by suggesting that she has acted out of malice; <br />or insulting a small child by suggesting <br />that his name ‘Mohammed’ <br />given him by his parents, <br />is itself an insult to the Prophet; <br /> <br />what a luxury for the holier-than-thou, <br />the whited sepulcres, and those who use <br />perceived victimisation by other faiths <br />as a tool of their aggression… <br /> <br />well, you get the drift…<br /><br />Michael Shepherd<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/perceived-insults/
