Cashel, Brendan and I walked around in Battery Park, looking at all the war memorials. We had many interesting discussions. Cashel said, in a tone of ancient worlds, obscured by the mists of time, “The Korean War was a long long time ago.” At some point the word “genocide” came up. We were passing the Holocaust memorial – so it was appropriate. Cashel said, “What’s genocide?” Ah, it’s a beautiful summery day!! We’re drinking lemonade, the sun beats down, the sounds of children laughing fill the hot air! It’s the perfect time to discuss man’s inhumanity to man! Bren said, “It’s when one group of people decides to totally wipe out another group of people.” There was a long pause. Cashel pondered this. Then he said, “Like with the Sumerians.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Cashel, Brendan and I walked around in Battery Park, looking at all the war memorials. We had many interesting discussions. Cashel said, in a tone of ancient worlds, obscured by the mists of time, “The Korean War was a long … Continue reading