How is Evidence Handled?

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A friend saw this blog post and told me he felt is was very cynical. I agree. It was. It is. And I do not apologize for that.




A pessimist expects the worst. A cynic suspects the worst. A skeptic demands evidence. And all three can coexist in one person.


The question is: what happens when the evidence repeatedly confirms the cynic's suspicions?


And this is for the questions that don't have any answers
The midnight glancers and the topless dancers
The gander freaks, cars packed with speakers
The G's with the 40's and the chicks with beepers
The Northern Lights and the Southern Comfort
And it don't even matter if their veins are punctured
All the crackheads, the critics, the cynics
And all my heroes in the Methadone clinics
All you bastards at the IRS
For the crooked cops and the cluttered desks
For the shots of Jack and the caps of Meth
Half pints of love and the 5th's of stress
For the hookers all trickin' out in Hollywood
And for my hoods of the world misunderstood
I said, "It's all good, and it's all in fun
Now get in the pit and try to love someone"

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