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Tag Archives: Politics
Names on the Wall
Most Sundays, you’ll find OneOldCop singing in the choir at church. Exceptions are made for vacations, mission trips, and special family events. Memorial Day weekend 2018 was one of those family event weekends. Instead of being part of the worship … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Family Vaules, Veterans, Vietnam
Tagged holidays, memorials, Politics, veterans, Vietnam, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, wounded warriors
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A Question of Loyalty
OneOldCop started several pieces concerning former director of the FBI, James Comey. None were completed because it seemed writing anything definitive about him would be the equivalent of catching lightning in a bottle. One moment he appeared to be the … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Ethics, Morality, Politics
Tagged corruption, current-events, James Comey, loyalty, Politics, president, President Trump
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Simplistically Speaking
If only the woes of the world could be solved with a meme! It would be grand if one could post a meme, a symbol or a photo-shopped miracle cloud formation that would magically inspire people to see the error … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Ethics, Leadership, Politics, Uncategorized, Verbal Communication
Tagged alternative facts, communication, perspective, Politics, relativism, society, truth
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Of Protests and Courage
A recent social media dialogue concerning violent protests around the country caught OneOldCop’s attention. The individual’s post starting the dialogue implied the protestors seemed to have too much time on their hands. A more liberal, possibly leftist, acquaintance of his … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Daily Life, Political Extremes, Politics
Tagged anarchy, current-events, police, Politics, protesters, protestors, protests, riots
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Jokers and Clowns Abound
The bulk of this piece was originally published as “Stuck in the Middle” in 2012. It is being posted again in honor of several prominent, and long serving, politicians who would be vying for joker and clown of the year … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Daily Life, Leadership, Manners, Political Extremes, Politics
Tagged current-events, persecution, political satire, Politics, president
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Jesus Was A Refugee
OneOldcop has a bit of a problem when it comes to mixing politics and religion. Part of the problem is the fact Christianity and politics were very closely aligned centuries ago, and the relationship was not one of which a … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Daily Life, Family Vaules, National Defense, Political Extremes, Politics
Tagged charity, christ, christianity, current-events, Islamist, jesus, Muslim, Politics, refugees
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Of Memes and Reputations
Oh, the wonderful world of memes! These little snippets of commentary have taken social media by storm, seemingly propagating at a rate that would shame the most fecund rabbits one can imagine. The latest one to catch OneOldCop’s attention is … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Political Extremes, Politics, social media, Vietnam
Tagged current-events, LBJ, political satire, Politics, president, smothers brothers, Trump, Vietnam
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Of Cops and Push-ups
Social media posts and news stories about police officers are a dime a dozen these days. They range from stories and comments about alleged police misconduct to feel good stories about cops saving the day or making someone’s day. Regardless … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Life, Law Enforcement, Police, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged law enforcement, police, police discretion, Politics, street justice
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