Attitudinal Morass

What leads you to believe judgements?

Attitudinal Morass 1975-Jun-6 Don Tyler -- So! You ask me, with that GRAVE concern on your face... you ask if i'm _all_right_ now?! The only way i can interpret that is to infer there is, implicit in your question, the working of a ''Not right, then!'' in your consciousness.
Since the working of a 'Not right, then' concerning myself is a judgement, you must have felt qualified to judge once! How? Who told you i was 'not right?' A friend? Freud? God? A little birdie? Yourself? John Law? The T.V.?
Whoever it was who told you I was 'Not right,' including yourself, what led you to believe that judgement?
It's just.... It's just that the system could use a lot less judgement: and a lot more understanding:
A lot less criticism and a lot more Love!
Those who nailed the PRINCE OF PEACE to the cross must have thought themselves righteous... AND JUST!
(crucified)

Attitudinal Morass

Friday, January 5, 2001 - 12:00

Eying you Attitudinal Morass is scanned straight out of the sketchbook, with only minor clean-up of some lines, some discoloration, some of the lettering. From 1975 Jun 30.
Published to mindfulwebworks.com 2007 Apr 5. Reformatted 2011 Sep 21.
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Album:

Best of Spirits

Media:

Cartoon

Subjects:

judgement

righteousness

sanctimoniousness

irony