It not so much makes folks defensive, but rather nauseous and disgusted. I had no idea that political correctness had made it's way into the garden. I've never heard of Lawson, but I go through gyrations to avoid reading this type of tripe. Unfortunately, sometimes it gets pas my gatekeeping . Lovely photos, by the way.
I heard that during the cultural revolution in China zealots in the red guard were annoyed that red also means "stop." They insisted that red should always mean "go" as it symbolized the spread of communism. They stood at intersections excitedly waving people through red lights leading to a smashing lack of success and ending their well-intentioned efforts.
It not so much makes folks defensive, but rather nauseous and disgusted. I had no idea that political correctness had made it's way into the garden. I've never heard of Lawson, but I go through gyrations to avoid reading this type of tripe. Unfortunately, sometimes it gets pas my gatekeeping . Lovely photos, by the way.
I heard that during the cultural revolution in China zealots in the red guard were annoyed that red also means "stop." They insisted that red should always mean "go" as it symbolized the spread of communism. They stood at intersections excitedly waving people through red lights leading to a smashing lack of success and ending their well-intentioned efforts.