I Do Not Know If All Cops

When American Life Is Most American It Is Apt To Be Most Theatrical.

Meaning Grows In The Mind, But The Shape And Form Of The Act Remains.

That Which We Remember Is, More Often Than Not, That Which We Would Like To Have Been; Or That Which We Hope To Be. Thus Our Memory And Our Identity Are Ever At Odds; Our History Ever A Tale Told By Inattentive Idealists.

I Am Not Ashamed Of My Grandparents For Having Been Slaves. I Am Only Ashamed Of Myself For Having At One Time Being Ashamed.

That ... Is How The World Moves: Not Like An Arrow, But A Boomerang.