p.s. Of course I must apologize for that overly emotional response. Not a good day around here.
mags. "Jim L'Hommedieu (Lama)" wrote: > Funny as it may seem, I agree with ya Mags. Activism is great and one of > the key strengths of social democracies like Canada, the UK, and the US. > (And, I think NZ, Australia, and Austria too?) I apologize, as a straight > person, for weighing in on a gay issue. Maybe it's not my place. > > That said, my take is that his sexuality is his own business, not his > employers. Politically, he can balance his priorites and isn't > automatically required to take up any cause that might be more > self-destructive than effective. It seems, remarkably, that we are all > saying the same thing. (?) > > I've been away for the weekend so I apologize for replying late. > > Lama > > > From: Mags [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Mags said, > > when I read this, I could not help but be reminded of > > a phrase that was central to my feminist politics > > courses at York University, a phrase which made so > > much sense to me, then and now, a phrase which is > > woven in to the very fabric of my life, still... > > > > "the personal is political" > > > > for some people, the aforementioned phrase has moved > > them to effect change not only in their own life, but > > in the life of others. > > > > Mags > > > -----Original Message----- > > Lama wrote to Mack: > > > > <<You are there for your parents, not for political > > reform. Bedroom politics > > don't belong in the Personnel Office, right?>> -- And this loving is a drawing close, a tuning in, an opening. Until one perfect moment; but how can it be expressed? A receiving, an enfolding as I cradle you in my arms. Within my heart, within my soul, You are my true love. --Lui Collins --- _~O / /\_, ___/\ /_
