Justice, Masthead Style
Magazine Man recently posted a particularly good story on his blog Somewhere on the Masthead. Actually, everything he posts is particularly good, and we’re fortunate to have him in the blogosphere. But this story, in particular, is particularly good. It’s the true story of a bully, a hero, and a jackass with a little power and a lot of empty where his self-esteem ought to be. This story made me fume. It made me cry. It made me smile.
Six parts:
- In Which McGruff Takes A Bite Out of My Ass…
- In Which I Cross the Line…
- In Which Justice Is Blind, Deaf, and DUMB…
- In Which Scrappers Show Their Scars…
- In Which No Good Deed…
- In Which Everything Feels Normal…Almost TOO Normal…
-TimK
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April 21st, 2006 at 12:06 am
Whoa, thanks for the shout-out and the linkage. You’ve put me in some very good company here. Thanks again. You’re always welcome at my place–mm
April 23rd, 2006 at 9:21 am
Thanks for writing! I’m glad I’m welcome, because I do like visiting.
-TimK
September 18th, 2007 at 7:22 am
A True Story of Injustice and Fighting the System…
If you enjoy reading good stories—and I assume you do, because otherwise why would you be reading The Conscience of Abe’s Turn? Here’s one of my favorite true stories from Magazine Man’s blog, Somewhere on the Masthead. Magazine…