A DAY AND A TIME

We live in a day and time when a man walks into a bank or convenience store wearing a mask, and no one thinks a thing about it

We live in a day and age when looters and arsonists wear masks, not to disguise themselves, but to protect themselves from the virus

We live in a day and time when the mayor of our nation’s capital paints “Black Lives Matter” on a street leading up to the White House to convince people who sadly don’t, and won’t ever believe it… to believe it

We live in a day and age when the NFL, MLB and NBA will play ball “all by their lonesome’s,” and the fans will stay home

We live in a day and time when the National Football League commissioner assures us that Kaepernick was right after all

We live in a day and age when “America’s Finest,” (at least some of them) really aren’t all that fine

We live in a day and time when a cop plants his knee in the neck of a suspect for almost nine minutes, and no one does a darn thing about it

We live in a day and age when a social issue supercedes a viral issue, and the former and latter produce potentially catastrophic results

We live in a day and time when protestors demand law and justice, but unlawfully attempt to rewrite America’s history by spray painting and destroying our nation’s statues and monuments

We live in a day and age when the radical left and radical right join forces to promote mayhem and murder in our nation’s streets

We live in a day and time when the commissioners of a major city vote to defund their own police department

We live in a day and age when the mayor of New York City does the same thing

We live in a day and time when the federal government is the only entity in this nation legally allowed to print counterfeit money


We live in a day and age when thirty students sit in thirty different locations and pretend to be a class

We live in a day and time when friends and relatives in the same city interact by Skype, but haven’t met or touched one another the entire year

We live in a day and age when loved ones pass, and children sit in lawn chairs outside their nursing home windows; while consoling them on cellular phones

We live in a day and time when America needs God more than we ever did in the history of our great republic

by William McDonald, PhD. Copyright pending