Katharine is a writer, speaker, women's counselor, and professional mom. Happily married over 50 years to the same gorgeous guy. She loves cooking amazing homegrown food, celebrating grandbabies, her golden-egg-laying hennies, and watching old movies with popcorn.
Her writing appears at Medium, Arkansas Women Bloggers, Contently, The Testimony Train, Taste Arkansas, Only in Arkansas, and in several professional magazines and one anthology.
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6 thoughts on “But . . . There Really IS a Fire in the Theater!!!”
Thanks for going there, Sans! I really thought it worth repeating, and I know this guy really stuck his neck out to publicize it. Isn’t his English pretty good for a second language attempt!
Thanks, again.
Thanks for commenting, Kate!.
I think the thing that gives me cold chills is the fact that they attemped to censor Giulas, first, when he was only telling the truth, but refused to even admit the possibility of the need for it in this horrendous show.
Oh, Jen, you are so welcome! And WE don’t watch T.V., either.
But it is horrific, yes, and, yes, Giulas is brave.
I keep thinking of the poor woman, who did not realize what was about to happen to her. Although drunkenness was probably her mistake, there is something about those shows that brings out the worst in us. It reminds me of the gladiators of Rome.
Calling out evil does take bravery and knowledge of what is evil. Big task . . .
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I read the post. Horrendous story.
Thanks for going there, Sans! I really thought it worth repeating, and I know this guy really stuck his neck out to publicize it. Isn’t his English pretty good for a second language attempt!
Thanks, again.
I know. I know….
Thanks for commenting, Kate!.
I think the thing that gives me cold chills is the fact that they attemped to censor Giulas, first, when he was only telling the truth, but refused to even admit the possibility of the need for it in this horrendous show.
Thank YOU!
What a horrific tale!
This is why we don’t watch TV.
Thomas Jefferson said, ‘The price of Freedom is eternal vigilance.’
It IS up to us to protect free speech AND to call out evil and right wrongs.
Brave, brave man! Inspiring!
Thank you for posting this; hard to read
Harder to fathom…
XO. Jen
Oh, Jen, you are so welcome! And WE don’t watch T.V., either.
But it is horrific, yes, and, yes, Giulas is brave.
I keep thinking of the poor woman, who did not realize what was about to happen to her. Although drunkenness was probably her mistake, there is something about those shows that brings out the worst in us. It reminds me of the gladiators of Rome.
Calling out evil does take bravery and knowledge of what is evil. Big task . . .