Guilty of first-degree felony of middle-aged man treason! |
After
reading a news article over the weekend, I became enraged when learning what a
certain middle-aged man had done to betray his fellow middle-aged men
brethren. This made me look up the
definition of the word treason to help me determine that I was using it
correctly when forming my thoughts about what I had just read.
Treason
is typically understood and defined in the context of what an individual does
to his country as did Benedict Arnold about 235 years ago. This definition of treason is that it is the
crime of betraying one’s country, especially by attempting to kill the sovereign
or overthrow the government.
Another
definition of treason is the action of betraying someone or something as in
someone who does something to betray the sovereign brotherhood of middle-aged
men. A person who commits treason is
known as a traitor.
Pierini
Fitness exposes here a middle-aged man who recently committed treason against
his fellow middle-aged men.
Seems
like a city official in Rhode Island wanted to include an elderly woman in a
photo-op about a snow shoveling program so a middle-aged man bus driver was
recruited to dress up in a wig, earrings, lipstick and dress and stood next to
the mayor of the city of Cranston at a news conference.
Not
only did this ridiculous episode make national news headlines but it also
resulted in the resignation of the city official who orchestrated this modern-day
version of Mrs. Doubtfire in complete disregard of the honor of all middle-aged
men around the world.
But
what about the middle-aged man who was a party to this treasonous act?
Apparently
he’s a van driver and tanning-salon worker in the real world and I’m sure was
trying to volunteer for a worthy cause but that does not give him a legitimate
defense for the crime he committed.
The
Supreme Court of Pierini Fitness finds this gentleman named David Roberts
guilty of a first-degree felony known as middle-aged man treason and he will
forever be known as a middle-aged man traitor.
Pax
Domini sit semper vobiscum
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