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Hardy L. Brown
Freedom is something that if abused can lead to some restrictive rules and regulations that we must live by. One example used to illustrate this point is for a person to yell fire in a crowded theater when there is no fire. People would get hurt or even killed when they rush to the exits.
If my mother or father were alive and had been advisors to President Bush on his plan to invade Iraq, they probably would have said, George dont burn your bridges after you cross them because you might need them to get out of where you are going or George be careful of who you step on going up the ladder because you might need them once you get to the top and head back down.
Even though I graduated from school over forty years ago it seems like only yesterday. Earlier this week, I witnessed the neighborhood children walking toward their schools in anticipation of the new academic year. As I watched the children return to school, I could hear the words of the Chuck Berry song:
When the author pinned the words to the song Tall Oak Tree it is for certain he had not seen the Sequoia trees in the Sequoia National Park. Now my editorial is not about the Sequoia trees even though they are majestic and beautiful enough to talk about forever.
Last week I attended a Cal-Pac Conference in Las Vegas. Cal-Pac is the trade organization of Black beverage, liquor store, and tavern owners as well as other representatives of the beverage and spirits industry. One of the featured speakers at the conference was Thomas N. Todd, an attorney from Chicago who spoke about the "Six-Pack Negro."
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