Cooper Anderson: You need connections and the cash.
That’s true: I know how politics work recently. On the surface, it appears that if everyone wants ‘change’ and they are willing to work well with each other and tear down, not just this concrete wall (like Berlin), but the veil of darkness metaphorically, then there is hope – hope that y’all will learn your lessons and stop bickering about who is footing the bill or if being taken advantaged of by hostile ‘entities’ is worth fighting back.
Cash is just an easier way than bartering transactions of whatever faceless value assigned to good and services. But y’all know that cash may be king but without a queen, he is nothing. While the king keeps spending the money, the queen steps in and holds the reigns to clean up the mess with a nice budget. Of course, that doesn’t stop the fun but rather controlled, for lack of a better word.
The root of all evil appears to be cash, which is dirty, too. And yes, evil rears its ugly head to the insane and greedy but mostly desperate people whose wants never seem to be fulfilled and for good reasons. All they needed to know is that they have to learn to stop ‘spending’ too much time worrying about the future and that everyone who mattered in their lives (whether self or others) will be taken cared of by others.
But what happens to those lost and forgotten? That, my friends, begins with each person – to know when to step in especially when certain events present themselves. If not known, the nagging feeling is there and provides a good measure to take whatever is necessary to make sure something gets done or someone gets help.
Helping is all about connecting with self to the significance of others, not by donating cash to charities (of tax exempt status), tithing 10 percent to religious racketeers (who build their mansions) or tossing a few pennies into the hats of street performers (playing the guitar) but by holding hands with each other in times of need, without resorting to delays or scare tactics.
So yeah, whatever it takes – to get a job or two, take out a loan, go back to school or start a business – that is how people meet each other and form connections. And when tough times comes around, it is with great hope that the ‘network’ would understand why certain politicians have to pull the wool over the eyes of its citizens – to find out how well the ‘messages’ are taken at face value and nothing more.
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