The story in the video below is a reflection of what the entire system exists as. For wealth to exist for a few, there exist many whose labor is used to produce the wealth, and who are kept trapped in that labor through survival. Trump is merely using the system as it is designed / … Continue reading What Are People Like Donald Trump Showing Us About Ourselves?
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Day 295: What Determines Your Place in Society?
I read an article that put the role of police and law enforcement in context in terms of the role it actually plays in how our society is structured around the protection of wealth and keeping everyone 'in their place':"Police Violence Not Merely the Product of Police with Racist AttitudesWelcome to the Real News Network … Continue reading Day 295: What Determines Your Place in Society?
Day 189: Why I Stand for a World that is Best for All
Look upon this world where the worst possible pain and abuse imaginable - and beyond the imaginable - already exists here on earth as a daily reality for millions, and find within yourself the disgust, the rage, the indignity, the shame, the agony, of what we have accepted and allowed - and stand up and … Continue reading Day 189: Why I Stand for a World that is Best for All
Day 171: Which System would You Vote For?
Which System would YOU Vote for? Inequality Capitalism:• Poverty• Starvation• Debt• Lawsuits• Robbery• Low Income• Low Quality of Life• Low Quality Products• Low Quality Food• Scams• Planned Obsolescence• Exploitation• Waste• Pollution• Animal Abuse• Child Abuse• War• Sex Trafficking for Money• Drug trafficking for Money• Weapons Trafficking for Money• Creating Health Problems to Profit from ongoing Treatment• … Continue reading Day 171: Which System would You Vote For?
Day 169: Why are we Thankful for Limitation and Inequality?
One of my co-workers sent out an email to his fellow employees over the hollowdaze, er - I mean holidays, thanking everyone for the work they do, explaining how it's because of us that he's able to feed his family. And of course the usual response to a message like this is to react with … Continue reading Day 169: Why are we Thankful for Limitation and Inequality?
Day 166: Mother $70,000 in Debt Drowns her Autistic Son
"Mother admits she drowned autistic son, 4, in bathtub because 'she was sick of taking care of him' and was $70,000 in debt after paying for his care"Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2254186/Mother-Patricia-Corby-admits-drowned-autistic-son-4-bathtub-sick-taking-care-70-000-debt-paying-care.html#ixzz2GMZOPZgZ Isn't the right to life and liberty where you don't have to worry about not having enough money? Isn't the right to life and liberty where … Continue reading Day 166: Mother $70,000 in Debt Drowns her Autistic Son
Day 161: Self as Opinionated Energy Vs. Self as Physical Life: Forces of Good and Bad – Self Forgiveness and Self Commitment Statements
Artwork by Matti FreemanThe NRA said in a statement, that the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun, is with a good guy with a gun.This statement reflects the tendency of humanity to react to actions within the belief that whatever someone does - they do it because they belong to the … Continue reading Day 161: Self as Opinionated Energy Vs. Self as Physical Life: Forces of Good and Bad – Self Forgiveness and Self Commitment Statements
Day 152: Slaves of Dubai – Exposing the Darkness behind the Glittering Lights of Progress
Come with me on a journey to Dubai, the glittering 'crown jewel' of the United Arab Emirates, renowned for its many skyscrapers including the world's tallest building. Millions of tourists visit Dubai each year to indulge in its extensive high-end shopping opportunities.Marvel at the spectacular fruits of Capitalism. Where once there was desert, now stands … Continue reading Day 152: Slaves of Dubai – Exposing the Darkness behind the Glittering Lights of Progress
Day 142: A Nice Place to Live is a Basic Human Right – Why is this not yet part of our society?
So recently a co-worker of mine came back to work after a couple weeks absence. It turns out the reason she was absent was that she was busy sorting out a little problem that came up in her personal life. The problem was that she was homeless. Apparently she lost her place for some reason, … Continue reading Day 142: A Nice Place to Live is a Basic Human Right – Why is this not yet part of our society?
The World Will Change 1 by 1
Within the whole thing of change understand that, as one change breath by breath, it also represents the simple realization that the world will change 1 by 1, so it's one, plus one, plus one, plus one, plus one -- that is the same Principle as 'I am One Vote for World Equality'. When we … Continue reading The World Will Change 1 by 1