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Signs of our times ... http://www.kennethjustice.com/2016/04...
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MANY weak minds out there, men and women are actually proud of their ignorance, so proud they are unwilling to even consider looking into anything that falls outside of their normalcy bias. I spend each day encouraging folks with concerning information believing that they would be complelled, nope, most met are 'thumbsuckers'
When TSHTF they will be without any hope for survival.
( It seems nature AND stupidity have a way of culling the herd...)
The amazing thing is technology has made it possible for people to work very little and enjoy the same lifestyle people worked hard for 500 years ago. As the article points out, though, the people saying this want cars, iPhones, and an affluent life without working for it.
I hold doors for anyone and everyone who is near enough to the door I've opened and they all seem to feel comfortable with that.
Yep, I wouldn't expect that in NYC, but not expecting it, it might not bother me, other than a disappointment that more folks there don't enjoy the 'social lubrication of such acts that let us all glide more smoothly through life.'
I had a coworker in San Jose some 40 years ago who'd walk into the office, go to his desk and start work every day. Not so much as a good morning or hello. "He was there to work," he put it. One day I mentioned the "social lubrication" concept to him and amazingly enough, over the coming weeks, he started to use words like "Good Morning" and "Hello" and it really looked as if he was happier during those 'working hours' too!
Ah, well... life, cultures, etc...
is good advice, another way of advising 'good
manners' and applies to girls equally. But I get your point......too sad; too bad.
I fear that the only way that society-in-general will return to seeing themselves as their own owners - not only the solutions but the causes of their own problems so that they will muster up the courage necessary to act - will be an economic collapse. And the way we are going, the next one is going to make the Great Depression look tame.
I'm just glad my daughters know what to look for in a young man: someone with a strong work ethic, good skills, and a willingness to do whatever it takes to get a good education.
For generations, women were seen as being inferior to men in pretty much ALL ways, despite evidence to the contrary.
Recently, say, in the past three or four decades, they've demonstrated their capabilities to compete on men's 'playing fields' and tie or beat a lot of the men!
If the 'men' can't stand the 'competition,' get those pussies 'out of the kitchen.' They don't belong there in the first place, and their whining just demonstrates their lack of ability to compete.
Or is 'ohio' suggesting that Education's "Goal" should NOT be to encourage Every Person to be the best at what they can be the best AT?
Very puzzling train of thought, imnsho...
around the planet. . ISIS fights and tears things down;;;
the Belgians pretend at life;;; the Pope decries capitalism.
we are losing it. . if it weren't for gulcher-like people,
the planet's human life would collapse. -- j
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Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin used the term “polyezniy idiot” or “useful idiot” to describe sympathizers in the West who blindly supported Communist leaders.
It is a mental state, born of flights of fancy, utopian dreams and propaganda.
Respectfully,
O.A.
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