Life happens. What're you gonna do about it? Play the hand you're dealt? Be rude obnoxious and insignificant to people? Be perceived as not very bright? What?
Intelligent girls don't want to hear about it.
Life Happens A short short story by Kathy Williams
Esmarelda was having a rant to beat all rants when I walked in:, “In 2017, it has turned out to be all politics all the time for everyone. Something a black person cooked up. When I say I don't like a lot of them it's because of the way I see them take advantage of and mistreat people.
From elementary school all I ever saw was kids being accused and whipped all day long and never believed.
That's a terrible way to start a person.
Absence of nurturing or feeling cared for.
Then I see you have these women with the aid and assistance of black people talking to these kids' moms about what cough medicines to give them, etc. and right away I'm seeing heroin addiction red flags.
Whatever is in your nature is in your nature.
Prejudices, and I'll say it like that, against other races, cannot thrive with out the assistance of people in that race and culture.
No one would understand how to do you in if they do not know your culture, etc.
So, for many reasons many black people can kiss my ass. There's no loyalty from a get over nigger, I don't care what his profession is. If he thinks he's too good for you, he thinks he's too good for you regardless of what his job is.
And I have found that here a lot of black professionals tend to be biased.
Like a teacher once told me in high school, a black teacher, when I was asking her for some kind of guidance or leadership, I got mine, you get yours.
So I have a lot of distaste for that whole black teacher politics celebrity ball thing.
I ain't wit it.
So pretty much, I'm in the news! Heeey! The Tuesday after fathers day I spit on a guy which is in violation of the city ordinance so I had to go to jail. I stayed like three days and came on home.
I just have an understanding that these things are going to happen if you break the law. That's why it infuriates me to get pushed.
So they'll push you all the way out there and then turn around and use it against you.
Charlatains and the like. Culprits. Extortioners. Exploiters. The whole of them.
Disdain and distaste.
So, not like uh, I have a life, and obviously it don't include user loser YOU.
Like a boss I once had by the name of Maxine Bowen who dated a lot of black guys and was always talking about being in the woods and she was always complaining about chiggers.
They don't sound fun at all.
So, I guess politics, bull hockey, etc. is what spoiled my customer base. It never is good to be in politics and business at the same time. Politics can be too dangerous if unscrupulous people try to participate.
That does not mean I do not have to earn a living because soap and water is not even free.
A lot of people who do these kinds of things to people just don't care. They looking out for number one.
It's the same difference with me. They never going to do anything for me but try to hold me back any which way they can, so bump em. I could care less about anything about em. I'm just trying to find out when they are going to leave up from out of here.
They not doing nobody no good hanging around here trying to learn everything that's already in a text book., etc.
Completely ruined my life and I haven't heard from them yet. Well nothing but politics.”
Well. After that blow out what else can be said?
Esmy was at her best.
Footnote
Thanks a whole lot. Tell yourself why I don't like you and don't want you no where around me and my kids for no reason.
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