Prejudiced After All

Elbert Hubbard:
Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped.

Bill Cosby:
A word to the wise ain't necessary, it's the stupid ones who need the advice.

Muslih-ud-Din Saadi:
A stupid person should keep silent. But if he knew this, he would not be a stupid person.

Mark Twain:
First, God created idiots. That was just for practice. Then He created school boards.

In a recent discussion with family members, I realized I am prejudice after all.

It is a little uncomfortable to say it, but there are just some people that I don't

ever want to be around.

I call them stupid people.

I really cannot handle stupidity.

And for all of you who would say I am someone else's stupid person, they are

welcome not to want to be around me either.

There aren't many of them, but they are out there. The scary part is they have

no idea they are this way. How do I work with that? Sometimes I think God puts

them near me to challenge me. Which is why I say to God, "you knew I was going

to act this way when you made them get near me. Why do you keep doing this?"

sigh. Okay, I know why, but it doesn't make me any happier.

Right now the stupid people God is putting around me to toy with me are a little

group called the city council. Dorks, the lot of them, but I am working on my

rotten attitude. I trust that God is in charge of whether or not my husband gets

laid off, but is it necessary for me to have to hear them speak about it and be

disrespectful about a job my husband has literally risked his life for? Stupids.