For all of us that actually live honest hardworking lives, and see no real returns for our hard work with regards to salary and cost of living ratio. As we stress just to make ends meet, while the gluttonous rich 1% of our society splurge on million dollar second and third homes, driving up the cost of living in our previously humble middle class, and perhaps even lower class neighborhood; it seems that the new poverty line should be set at anyone making less than $100,000../year. I remember my dad doing just fine making $60,000./year and providing for a family with three boys. He was able to buy a humble house for us to finally call our own after 13 years of moving and renting. But now 20 years later, my wife and I with four kids we cant even barely get by, zeroing our bank account out every two weeks; on $80,000./year. What has gone wrong? Was it ever "right" in the first place.
First of all, it was never right, this "anlgo-supremist" oriented nation of laws benefiting the original illegal immigrants, "The Pilgrims": Slaughtering the Natives and enslaving the Black, Brown, and Yellow man to get a "head start" in this rat race they call the "human race". And I am of "anglo" heritage myself, so I should know. Second of all, as far (or not so far) as the gluttonous rich 1% of the world running us all down the drain go; Christ said to comfort all poor and working-class people of the the world: "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for the rich to enter into heaven..."
Thus we who struggle and suffer at the economic winepress of the gluttonous world-wide "Romans" of our day, need not worry or stress, but rejoice and be glad through this temporary tribulation, for there is a place in heaven for us. Not the heaven the rich want/coerce us to believe, that so called "place in the sky" we're supposed to evaporate off to when we "die", but the kingdom of heaven right here on earth, within all of our hearts: There God sits on his throne in loving-kindness and compassionate everlasting mercies. Not for the rich (tough we still hold compassion for them in our hearts, for they know not what they do), but the poor in spirit. Poor in spirit because the greedy money changers are grinding us to the marrow, driving up the cost of living in neighborhoods they don't even live in. the wicked have put a price tag on life itself...is this the proverbial "mark of the beast" the ancients were talking about? A price tag on living? If you're rich you live if you're poor you die? This demented strategy put into action over a thousand years ago, lends itself nicely to the "Darwinian" theory of evolution, or should i say "evil-ution", where man (white man) miraculously evolved from monkeys into white guys: leaving blacks and browns unfortunately closer to monkeys. Hey that's the theory, I didn't make it up. That anglo centric view of the world is evaporating along with the fleeting illusion that life is a thing money can buy. Though they fear the "redistribution of wealth," in actuality it is not the redistribution but the removal of the price tag (w/inflation) on life itself. Thus we need fret not international brothers and sisters, we will inherit the earth and the spoils of the rich gluttons. And we will "share" as we have always done from generation to generation. Rest unassured for the greedy devils and money changers of today: The Bankers, The Bush's (yeah them), The Chenney's, The Greenspan's, The Madoff's, The Bernanke's, The Wells Fargo's, The Citi Bank's, The Wall Street's, World Bank, IMF, etc..., the predatory borrowers and lenders of today
......Woe unto those wicked people in high and low places of society that lie and cheat their way around money to the suffering and detriment of many: "The Money Changers". To them we can all whole heartedly say, "We got nothin' but love for y'all", along with a big Texas sized "#@^* You!" as we ride our camels unto Zion...
