I can be anything you desire me to be, baby. Your imagination is your limit.
Get banned? Yeah, let’s do that.
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So we have had a few bad things happen this year.
Everyone complains about the gubmit no doing the right yet everyone still wants gubmit protection which means people getting “cheese” (peoples taxes) continue to do the wrong things.
The definition of insanity is continuing to do the same thing over and over again and expect another outcome.
The guy in Canada is stepping down, so now you all in Canada will get another person who isn’t going to help you.
I have some advice for you, and it’s all in good faith: just post in proper English. Half of what you post is indecipherable.
Nope, That’s good you can’t understand it and that’s kinda the point.
You’re just doubling down to excuse either your illiteracy or your feeble attempts at humor or irony.
I don’t find anything funny about these things.
I find them sad and depressing actually.
I find much of life depressing especially this drive for making money in our society.
I don’t think the drive is about making money as much as it’s about working. Get a job and be productive regardless of how it will affect your family. Then everyone can complain about the demise of the American family.
@zecarlo good point and I do agree with that.
I grew up seeing total BS in the way this working system is. I’m a fan of people owning businesses and making money (it’s not my thing, but I embrace the free market type of thinking and action). The problem I’ve seen is money blinds people this can be the workers or the bosses and owners.
I enjoy working for sure, but who really wants to work a ridiculous amount of hours just to survive??? That’s the F-ing problem and much of this is due to people being blinded by money/profit.
A job should not be your life, it should be just your job and I’m honestly sick of the current trend that the everyday employees need to act like owners, that’s total BS. Owners have a different outlook on it and they are doing the wrong thing trying to force their business drive and motivate mindset on people who only just want to do their job and go home not worry about the owners problems.
Many offspring who are left companies or buy into family business have no clue how to treat employees. Usually the people who passionately built their own company from nothing understand the typical employee do not share the same passion and it’s useless to push it on others.
I hope that Trump mediates an end to the Ukraine War and then declares war on the gangs in Mexico. But Trump has been a disappointment for years, and I don’t expect much good to come out of his second term. He’s already wasting time focusing on Greenland.
He’s not even actually the president yet.
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I’ve always been interested in paradigms. They really do shape our existence.
The vast majority of us seem to have a view that money is tied to labor, and the only way to get more money is to work longer, or gain more value to trade for time via certifications, experience et cetera. A very 1:1 view.
The truth is that money is a fluid thing and its own force.
While you do have to put in effort and work initially to have money, once you have it you can leverage it, make it work for you and on and on.
You’ll never be totally labor free, we don’t live in an automated world and there will be a trade-off of some kind for everything, but this is true even if we dropped monetary systems all together, and more so.
By not embracing ownership, investment, leverage et cetera, you’re shooting yjurself in the foot if “not wanting to work forever to have some money” is the gripe.
A big failure of our education system is that a lack of real world, practical and useful information such as entrepreneurship, investment strategy et cetera are withheld in lieu of art class and multiple years of English lit.
I would highly encourage you to start thinking around money in ways you don’t if you want out of the rat race.
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If everyone owned their own business, who would work for them?
I know…illegals.
I actually love doing brainless labor my frustration came when computers took over everything.
I hate looking at a screen all day.
When I did labor I got easy exercise all day and my minor lifting strains healed faster.
After switching careers I became pre diabetic in a few years.
My grandfather whom I worked with, worked on his feet until he was 90.
I would be happy being a farmer with no money and living off the land, labor every day all day.
The work I did previously thrived for over 60years, people retired but worked hard and lived well IF they took care of themselves without a Union. That’s all gone, computers big banks buy outs etc. I blame stupid over educated young people including the Hippies!!!
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This is the rub. The freedom to do it, or not. Choose your adventure.
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I legitimately think thats great. Different strokes for different folks.
But we all own what we buy.
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Castoli esque whining and quasi existential commie clap trap
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I was watching a big poppa pump interview, he was talking about when they did wrestling at new Japan and Korea.
He says it’s a communist country, they take your passport, they only got 3-channels, propaganda and wrestling.
Obviously they are capitalists, otherwise they would never have them come over to put on a show.
All media is tightly controlled… they’re commie scum
And we have the Eff Sea Sea………