#that letter came out in extremely fishy circumstances
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free-luigi-mangione · 16 days ago
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We don’t know when the fed letter was written - it could have been while he was on the road for 5 days not eating or sleeping well. I think don’t think trying to dissect his written syntax is fair when he was clearly not in a good state when he was found.
have you considered that maybe it wasn't written by him at all and the NYPD officers so famous for falsifying evidences actually made that up so they could make a scape goat out of him?? also your assumption works only if you're violating his right to be presumed innocent and are hellbent on painting him as guilty before the trials even start
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mituminhthuy-blog · 7 years ago
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Wonderful Job A Christmas Story
Christmas MessagesI composed this blog a couple of years back in the wake of viewing The Greatest Christmas Film Ever, and I tend to reblog it consistently about this time, since it entireties up a considerable measure of things I feel about instructing, and I like stating it. Happy Christmas.
It's a magnificent activity: a Christmas Story
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At last watched Frank Capra's 'It's a magnificent life' the previous evening, and on the off chance that you are one of the a few dozen that haven't yet met this beguiling American filmic myth, at that point let me be the most recent in a long line of individuals to state, fairly needlessly, that it's a magnum opus. (Elsewhere in the world: fire is hot). It is, for those of you living in Survivalist cooperatives in Nebraska or having a place with an Amish choir, a story of the little person who has any kind of effect in his group, being safeguarded from the verge of misery by a piercing, Christmas Carol image of 'imagine a scenario in which?' Lionel Barrymore, I'm hesitant to state, is as wooden as Patsy Kensit as the Guardian Angel. In any case, Jimmy Stewart can play amiable everyman characters in a way that influences Tom Hanks to seem restless and dubious.
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(I should include that, for the dominant part of my grown-up life, I was under the figment that It's a Wonderful Life was coordinated by Franz Kafka. I generally presumed it was somewhat fishy, however I would not like to state anything transparently. I anticipate seeing Jimmy Cagney in The Metamorphosis.)
What of it? This is a showing blog, not the reflection of Narcissus. However, it's important on account of a focal subject that rang a tuning fork in my hard heart: we scarcely see the distinctions we make in other people groups' lives, and not at all like George Bailey, we once in a while meet a celestial courier to bring up how things may have been, not at all like say, Scrooge, or Saul of Tarsus, both of whom got extraordinary otherworldly help to control them back onto Straight Street. Unintentionally, yesterday two things happened that allegorically, demonstrated to me the phantoms of Christmas past and future.
The first was a straightforward card from an ex-understudy, one who had left quite a long while already. Since I'm not by any means a ***, I'll save you the subtle elements, yet in rundown it was a kind, insightful thank you for helping him traverse his A-levels, and for contributing in some little path to his present position at University. I speculate that in years to come I'll be welcomed by boxes of flaring avian offal pushed through my letter box once understudies value the obligation they now appreciate on account of my driving, yet I'll simply forward that to D-Cam and the Old Etonian Society. The card was decent; it came toward the finish of a day when I needed to manage some troublesome conduct that, while altogether normal, required the proportionate routine reactions, printed material, and partner pestering that we know and love with regards to working the framework. Every settled, part of good results and discussions, yet tiring and tedious. The kind of thing that consumes any extra time you may have enviously amassed in the respectable expectation that you may really have the capacity to accomplish something you need done, instead of meeting the unlimited necessities of working in any heirarchal establishment.
The second thing was delightful; an answer from a correspondant on the TES Behavior Forums to whom I had offered some of my unworthy guidance a few days back. Typically I don't expect answers, since, well on the grounds that everybody's occupied and honestly I (and numerous different regulars) do it both in light of the fact that we appreciate it, and maybe on the grounds that we should. I shouldn't be stunned yet regardless I am-the manner by which as often as possible conduct in a web setting can worsen so rapidly into crackpot animosity and dreadfulness. Generally the discussion is quiet, mannered and respectful, and it feels like a Platonic trade of thoughts amongst grown-ups and experts. However, at times, just in some cases, some hopeless troll shakes up, most likely sitting at home in their clothing, eating chocolate, gazing at their logbook of the Saturdays and sweating. Their odd shenanigans are too unattractive to be called techniques, however they for the most part spin around posting dreadful, close to the-knuckle addresses that frequently have a startlingly sexual tone to them, or responding to any sugestions like grouchy youngsters, disapproving in the weirdest of ways. They're similar to the enormous, hard folks in bars that spill their own pints and after that say, 'Did you spill my half quart?' Except these cyberknobs wouldn't dream of testing anybody unless it was through the drape of namelessness that broadband manages them.
Consistently, among the adults and the experts, you get one of these, and they can influence you to figure, 'For what reason do I trouble? I don't need to take this sh*t,' particularly on the off chance that you've burned through twenty minutes of your profitable, non-reclaimable presence making a reaction to their inquiries. Be that as it may, now and again you get a reaction like the one I got yesterday. To be brief, it was an instructor I exhorted who reacted by saying thank you, that what I (and OldAndrew) had said had helped, and that it had given her a touch of certainty to bear on when things looked somewhat dreary.
I'm under no dreams about the profundity or the nature of the counsel I give on the discussion; I'm simply one more educator, in the same way as other others, stopping without end and trusting that what we do is the best thing. I surely don't claim to have every one of the appropriate responses, nor do I envision that my conclusions are either complete or last. The same with my instructing; I work my can off, mind my can off, and attempt my best to ensure that I'm doing precisely what I'm paid to do in any event, and afterward a few if there's opportunity. Why? Since there's nothing more essential than what happens to the children in our care; that is our obligation, and it's a sacrosanct one. This isn't an occupation, that you stroll into, and punch out at five o'clock; this is a work, similar to the organization or nightclub. You need to love your subject, love working with children, and love showing them. On the off chance that you don't, you won't ever be genuinely cheerful doing it. However, in the event that you do, at that point you'll see that it's truly outstanding, most vital parts you can ever have, outside of parenthood (I envision).
Numerous new educators enter the calling needing requesting to change the world, to change the lives of youngsters like Samuel Jackson in Coach Carter; and bravo that they need to. In any case, at that point they discover their energy and excitement are chilly money in an atmosphere that requires determination, commitment and thoroughness before they can frequently even achieve the ones they need to offer assistance. Many surrender on the grounds that their figments are broken. Numerous more continue on, however seethe with hatred and disillusionment that things weren't reasonable, that things weren't the way that they anticipated that them would be; they remain on, they instruct, they wind up despising it. I don't have anything however sensitivity and expert kinship for the two gatherings.
Be that as it may, instructors ought to understand that they will never show signs of change the whole world independent from anyone else, close to you could drive the earth out of its circle by putting your shoulder to a bluff side. That is not what we do; that is not what anybody does. The way you change the world would one say one is square meter at once; look before you and say, 'What needs settling? How might I enable?' Then you to do what you are able to do, no more, no less; and you go home and rest around evening time, not kept conscious by blame devils that whisper at you, 'You didn't come up short anything, has changed, nothing is better. Surrender.'
That is our specialty; we plug away and we endeavor to improve the world a place. You may never 'change' a youngster's life; however that is not the benchmark of good educating. You put forth a valiant effort, and you give them the best damn instruction you can. You give them protected, steady situations described by teach and extreme love. You put forth a valiant effort. What's more, check this: your best won't, infrequently, be sufficient, and you will come up short, and youngsters will go through your care and tumble off the guide, apparently no better to have experienced you. Be that as it may, we should we should continue onward, in light of the fact that huge numbers of them will be aided, and some of them will be helped a considerable measure. We play the chances, we play a long amusement.
We are little, yet huge connections in other people groups' lives, in a chain that goes on perpetually in the two bearings; yet interfaces we are, and as supporting characters in the melodramas of the lives of others, we are required to make one straightforward inquiry: would we like to help, or mischief? Everything else takes after from that. It is a respect to have the capacity to help an understudy into adulthood; it is a respect to have the capacity to offer exhortation to a kindred expert when they require some TLC, since I recall the circumstances when I have required help and help. Like George Bailey after his enlightenment, I am appreciative consistently for the opportunity to have the littlest influence in the lives of different people. That, dear companions, is the reason after minutes like yesterday I had a craving for running down the High Street of Anytown, America, wishing everybody a Merry Christmas and snickering even with Mr Potter.
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