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To: Eye of Unk
I wish more people truly were able to experience hardships. Just so they know what to fear.
My Dad uses the phrase "Suffering builds character".

We live in a society and culture that promotes warm fuzzies, leisure, and hedonism. In fact, our liberal media portrays those things as the norm, when in fact that is not true. As a result, many human sheep go through life with a skewed sense of what this world is all about. They are unthinking, uncritical, and do not have an awareness of the world around them or how that world works.

I can see how living in Alaska would slap folks with reality and strip off that ignorance.

73 posted on 06/15/2010 6:10:30 AM PDT by I Buried My Guns (Novare Res!)
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To: I Buried My Guns

Society in the cities have you trapped in a box in many ways, you live in a high priced rental box, you work in a box store and you drive an overpriced box of a car.

And these millions of “boxed” people are organized into warehoused neighborhoods, or stacked atop each other like a warehouse food market, neatly categorized, inventoried, fed a ration of supplements similar to cattle or poultry prior to processing.

I just love a final morbid thought for my posting before I leave for a day driving a concrete mixer, a challenging day where every job is different, every day is different from rain to sunny days or the gloomy arctic winter frigid days.

Oh the apalling horror or satisfaction of working hard to the liberal mindsets!

yeah I do need to get my butt in gear, its almost 5:30am here. cya


77 posted on 06/15/2010 6:28:57 AM PDT by Eye of Unk ("In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act" G.Orwell)
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