I Used To Think If It Wasn't

I Am Very Proud Of The Fact That I Led The Arts Contingent On The Civil Rights March In The Summer Of '63. In Many Ways, I Think It Was The High-water Mark Of The Civil Rights Movement.

I Believe That In Your Heart You Already Know Something Is Profoundly Wrong. When Bartenders Are Responsible For Drunk Drivers' Acts, And Gunmakers Are Responsible For Criminals' Acts, And Nobody Is Responsible For O. J. Simpson's Acts, Something Is Wrong.

Another Plague Upon The Land, As Devastating As The Locusts God Loosed On The Egyptians, Is 'political Correctness.'

Celebrity Is A Corrosive Condition For The Soul.

Clergymen Tend To Be Unreliable And Pompous Figures. Seldom Jewish Rabbis, Less Often Catholic Priests, But Protestant Ministers Tend To Be... Not Really Very Admirable. Not Necessarily Evil, But Silly. And Wrong, Of Course.