J.S. Park 박준
@jspark3000.bsky.social
Hospital chaplain, BCC. Korean American. 6th dg black belt. Son to immigrants. Ex-atheist. My book on grief is out: As Long As You Need.
I just keep seeing distraction after distraction over those already with disproportionate power who have absolutely nothing to lose. But those who do keep being buried under easy-to-make noise.
Insincere outrage is selective, and real outrage is constantly smothered.
Insincere outrage is selective, and real outrage is constantly smothered.
September 23, 2025 at 6:03 PM
I just keep seeing distraction after distraction over those already with disproportionate power who have absolutely nothing to lose. But those who do keep being buried under easy-to-make noise.
Insincere outrage is selective, and real outrage is constantly smothered.
Insincere outrage is selective, and real outrage is constantly smothered.
It was an easy issue to speak against or for, and it will be big ratings for Kimmel and everyone else talking about it. Meanwhile, Gaza, Epstein files, fired journalists, and k*lled children get less voice.
Ask: Who stands to lose? The profiteers did not.
Ask: Who stands to lose? The profiteers did not.
September 23, 2025 at 6:03 PM
It was an easy issue to speak against or for, and it will be big ratings for Kimmel and everyone else talking about it. Meanwhile, Gaza, Epstein files, fired journalists, and k*lled children get less voice.
Ask: Who stands to lose? The profiteers did not.
Ask: Who stands to lose? The profiteers did not.
You’re not obligated to grieve an abuser, an oppressor, a monster. We can grieve they were a person and a bearer of life. We can grieve what they might have been and what they have taken. And that’s about all I can say on that.
September 11, 2025 at 2:49 PM
You’re not obligated to grieve an abuser, an oppressor, a monster. We can grieve they were a person and a bearer of life. We can grieve what they might have been and what they have taken. And that’s about all I can say on that.