06-21-2021, 11:29 AM
When the world advertises debt as credit and to be displayed for all that world to see, you know there's an
agenda underway!
Beholding to someone else inhibits personal freedom and yet it's pushed as a positive way of life.
Even though I'm aware that in the game of life, money is an integral part of our society, the idea of feeling good
about oneself by knowing you are in debt and the finance-sectors technically have the choice to either take what
you covet in a materialistic-manner or allow you to sink further into owing them pieces of paper, alludes me!
The TV commercials where happy people chatting about checking their personal credit-scores via their cell-phones
is frightening behaviour in the normal world. Yet, the positive spin on sucking-up to the money lenders continues.
But if I could benefit from shackling people to a certain level of living by charging money for lending money to them,
I'd make sure those who were in debt to me felt good about the situation and would return for more of the same!
If the bandleader plays a tune you don't like, no matter how many around you get up to boogie, you should stick to
your guns and not dance.
(Although in Ninurta's situation, it's a case of literally sticking to ones guns!!)
agenda underway!
Beholding to someone else inhibits personal freedom and yet it's pushed as a positive way of life.
Even though I'm aware that in the game of life, money is an integral part of our society, the idea of feeling good
about oneself by knowing you are in debt and the finance-sectors technically have the choice to either take what
you covet in a materialistic-manner or allow you to sink further into owing them pieces of paper, alludes me!
The TV commercials where happy people chatting about checking their personal credit-scores via their cell-phones
is frightening behaviour in the normal world. Yet, the positive spin on sucking-up to the money lenders continues.
But if I could benefit from shackling people to a certain level of living by charging money for lending money to them,
I'd make sure those who were in debt to me felt good about the situation and would return for more of the same!
If the bandleader plays a tune you don't like, no matter how many around you get up to boogie, you should stick to
your guns and not dance.
(Although in Ninurta's situation, it's a case of literally sticking to ones guns!!)
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