23 | January | 2012 | WealthShare Society

Dr. Martin Luther King and Socialism

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lets be real…the redistribution of wealth IS a “socialist” mindset. capitalism must fall. oh..lol, and to all the negroes that think Obama and King are som…
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Editorial: We’re turned Life into a game.

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When you treat life as a game you accept that there will be winners and losers which becomes the acceptable outcome. Let’s say we have a foot race with a million runners. How many runners can be awarded first place? What if there are only ten runners? It’s ok to have winners and losers in games as those who don’t win don’t suffer. Those runners who helped made it a race won’t starve because they didn’t win the race. And anyway, how could 99% of the foot runners win if there’s only awards for first, second and third place? Are we to say the other runners didn’t try hard enough or we too lazy to win. The race itself, as a system, guarantees that 99% of the runners in the race will become losers. It’s part of the game. We shouldn’t make it a part of the system we use to rule our lives. Money of course is the means by which they demean our lives and turn it into a game. They can claim to have offered everyone the opportunity to win first place yet out of 250 million US Citizens trying to win first place how many people are actually gonna win first place? One. Are we really satisfied with a system that sets up our society where 99% of our citizens are gonna lose? It’s guaranteed! It’s a vital part of the system. What’s really so pathetic about this system is it’s completely and totally unnecessary. We can all be winners if we simply stop acting like life is a game. It’s treating life as a game that causes us to accept one child wearing a shirt that costs $100 while other children starve to death. Our God is a good God when it allows certain children to starve to death while allowing certain children to flourish. Our God[s] sound more like Charles Darwin’s survival of the fittest than any loving caring God[s]. The greatest aspect of man’s accomplishments is the overcoming of the limits of nature and providing more survival options for all. We need to fully embrace our natural desire to overcome the limits to survival and more beyond the God of scarcity and into the science of abundance for all. We have the means, all we need now is the will. L8R.
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Cindy Sheehan’s Soapbox: “Love it, or leave it” v. “Loathe it and stay to fight it” by Cindy Sheehan

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On January 2nd, I spoke at the rally after our Occupy the Rose Parade protest. There were at least 2,000 activists who formed a contingent at the end of the Rose Parade to protest an alphabet soup of outrages. I was there to represent the antiwar element.
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