Sunday, July 10, 2011

The Burden

To abolish the TAX would be a white man's burden. It is and it should be as it happened in the past. As if it's the white race who are willing to sacrifice not to have a child . They can do it without any child at all provided that they live in a freezing cold state. Weird science? What's the population in the northern part of the world? Less populated even if the land is so spectacularly big. So if ever the tax would be abolished who will pay the debts of those people who bankrupted the government? Who will pay the debts that your forefathers had borrowed or owed from the International Monetary Fund? Who will pay for the rest of the debts that your fellow men used to provide you the home and shelter and the food that you are having and most of all who will pay for kids schooling from nursery to college? No country in this world started with just barely zero, out of nothingness? If there are abundance of resources out there that you can just pick without paying any cent and you can sell them that's a blessing but even a food bank that offers free non-perishable food has to pay their rent for the storage of those food, payment for the electricity and gas for the driver that delivers the items. Even non-profit organizations cannot function without the so called people whom you cannot say "please volunteer" it's for your own good. Did you know that rich people have a different way of having this kind of "function?" It's more like defunct. You will hurt the economy by doing such thing. What I hate the most are the hypocrites who are always thinking of being greedy amidst life's social graces, being so greedy because comes with greed is a sin called lying. Who cares about graft and corruption? According to this powerful influential human being without graft and corruption there'll be no rich people on earth. Maybe it's true. The fact that only rich people can help the poor. But please excuse me for not helping you with money and in kind. I am UNEMPLOYED. The point is I have a mind of my own and I am willing to share what I have studied along with the philosophers.

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