ANGUS: THINKING ABOUT MY DAD - A FATHER'S DAY REFLECTION
Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2025 1:27 pmThinking About My Dad - A Father's Day Reflection
Charlie Angus / The Resistance - June 15, 2025
EXCERPT: "My Dad had an enormous sense of justice. He valued knowledge and had a deep religious faith that wasn't sectarian or judgmental.
Dad never tolerated any discussions around the house that put other people down for who they were or what they believed.
He had little time for the "common wisdoms" of the day. If the pundits and the papers said something was an irrefutable truth, my Dad immediately became suspicious.
He always seemed to be off-side with the latest views and trends. But one thing that never wavered with him was that my Dad believed in justice and people being honourable to each other. It was how he lived his life. . . . ."
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Charlie Angus / The Resistance - June 15, 2025
EXCERPT: "My Dad had an enormous sense of justice. He valued knowledge and had a deep religious faith that wasn't sectarian or judgmental.
Dad never tolerated any discussions around the house that put other people down for who they were or what they believed.
He had little time for the "common wisdoms" of the day. If the pundits and the papers said something was an irrefutable truth, my Dad immediately became suspicious.
He always seemed to be off-side with the latest views and trends. But one thing that never wavered with him was that my Dad believed in justice and people being honourable to each other. It was how he lived his life. . . . ."
MORE: [ https://charlieangus.substack.com/p/thi ... dium=email ]