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: Quiz LawThe Last American Moral Stand
How often do you see someone (aside from our brave men and women in uniform of course) sacrifice themselves for a moral cause?
I think I love L.F. Eason III.
L.F. Eason III gave up the only job he'd ever had rather than lower a flag to honor former U.S. Sen. Jesse Helms.
Eason, a 29-year veteran of the state Department of Agriculture, instructed his staff at a small Raleigh lab not to fly the U.S. or North Carolina flags at half-staff Monday, as called for in a directive to all state agencies by Gov. Mike Easley.
When a superior ordered the lab to follow the directive, Eason decided to retire rather than pay tribute to Helms. After several hours' delay, one of Eason's employees hung the flags at half-staff.
He told his staff that he did not think it was appropriate to honor Helms because of his "doctrine of negativity, hate, and prejudice" and his opposition to civil rights bills and the federal Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Good on him. Now, will somebody give this man a job?
In other news, Jesse Helms has finally made his way into the bowels of Hell, where they're firing up the pit roast. Burn. In. Hell. You lousy racist fuck.
Full post as published by Quiz Law on July 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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