Evol Graham .…
Trump as of October.
I don’t watch Pat Robertson, but maybe he has a point. I mean I should probably tell my girls that it’s okay to be considered a raw piece of meat rather than an individual. That if you “feel” that you have more to give society, ignore that you will not be taken seriously. Trump should be president, because he has proven he knows economics (https://www.washingtonpost.
A thought regarding perspective
After reading an article from the Financial Times entitled, “Britain after Brexit: Lionel Barber’s lecture in Tokyo.” One thinks not only about the reporting, but I begin to think about my on actions in the world. I am not a philosopher, a priest, a teacher, or a title holder in an industry; one cannot initially have an opinion that matters unless you have a measure, by societal standards, of that success. Even your family will love you because of blood but even then may not respect you unless you have reached some level of “success.” This article speaks to an event that in the short-sighted reactions to fear of the unknown have caused the participants to have forgotten what and how the past 100 years has shaped the current, and how the simple can damage the future. The quick without a plan is a disaster waiting to happen. If you notice it is not the “highly-educated” nor the devoutly spiritual who fester and yell about the negatives in the news, but those who do not get attention to one’s self who cry out to be heard. It is narcissism that drives the animosity between people’s rational thought and makes them dictate their morals which causing “newsworthiness” of their actions against others. Only 60 to 70 years ago the issues then repeat today and have driven people to act at their worst. What one needs to ask now is how do we remind ourselves of the past so we don’t keep reliving those same events in the next 5 minutes?
Bibliography
Barber, L. (2016) Britain after Brexit: Lionel Barber’s lecture in Tokyo. Available at: https://lnkd.in/en-fZRM (Accessed: 16 October 2016).
