02/11/2012 12:04:02 AM EST

what a Progressive wants

posted by mauirising

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Greed is Malice (none / 0)
Cenk asked a question last night about Obama's actions being out of malice. When ones greed or lust for power leads to the destruction of others, it is malice. Whether that applies to coveting they neighbors oil, ignoring environmental standards or robbing pension plans while shipping jobs to countries with slave labor. It all falls under the headings of malice and evil.

by sisco66 on 02/11/2012 07:27:26 AM EST

Greed Kills (none / 0)
as surely as GREED kills those on the outside looking in, it also kills what is on the inside of people perpetrating it. the fatted just have so many toys and stimuli they fail to notice that the soul cannot thrive in such a hostile environment. one thing the 1% can never buy and therefor will NEVER have is SoulPeace.

something to ask oneself is 'would you be happy with your self if you were completely alone in the universe? would you be contented within yourself? would you be at peace?'
'regrets' can be minimised..

never give a person the unwarranted credit of being superior to you due to some made up title. there are skill sets that one can attain that should be regarded on some level, respect to be determined on a case by case basis. if a beam appeared and all things 'artificial' removed, it would reveal us to ALL be just naked monkeys.

better to perish whilst human, then live as a scared animal in a gilded cage.

(don't let the bastards get you down)

~majority.fm

by mauirising on 02/11/2012 01:54:22 PM EST

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yep (none / 0)
there was a study done that said after you reach a certain income, less than 100k, that the ability to be happy was a level playing field. Or something to that effect.

by sisco66 on 02/11/2012 02:26:44 PM EST

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