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The primordial interface between the manifest and unmanifest.

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For the Sake of Community

6/27/2017

 
Would a family throw a disabled child out the door? Will our nation throw away the disabled for the love of money----and give it to the rich in the form of tax cuts?
 
If Mitch/Cruz/Etc want to take away public assistance, they also need to ensure that all workers in this country are 1. paid a living wage, 2. have decent, affordable housing, and 3. are offered affordable health insurance (or can participate in a single payer system).
 
Many people work full time to line the pockets of the Billionaire's Club but they are not paid a living wage themselves and need public assistance. This is shameful.
 
Many others on public assistance are truly disabled people (people with physical and mental illnesses, or advanced age). They really need their benefits to survive decently. Some receive minimal but essential benefits that make decency possible.
 
Yes, there are people who take advantage of public assistance---and often the medical industry takes advantage of people on Medicaid.
 
But if people were paid decently, they would not need public assistance.
 
If people didn’t have to spent half or more of their income on shelter, they wouldn’t need public assistance.
 
If people could afford health care, and healthy food, they would be healthier.  
 
If people could get a good education without loans and without having to work extra (and low-paying) jobs to cover the high cost of shelter and survival, they would be prepared to make a better living.
 
How can one get health care in America? There are only a few ways right now:
  • Have very good insurance at work Even before the year 2004 many businesses had stopped offering health insurance. Often those who do offer health insurance have premiums that just don’t compute with the low wages offered.
  • Be very rich so that you can afford great insurance on your own and also have money to pay for what the insurance doesn't cover.
  • Be very poor so that you qualify for Medicaid (and you stop qualifying for Medicaid as soon as you're barely above poverty level---but you still can’t afford to get sick because there is a lot Medicare alone doesn't pay for).
  • Be semi-rich so that you can still afford hundreds of dollars in premiums a month.
Living wages should be able to cover decent affordable housing---and I don’t mean housing projects designed to fall apart every 5 years to enable contractors to make more money---that's not building homes. That’s just making money. That’s the LOVE of money, the root of evil. But some (I won’t mention names) believe wealth is a sign of God’s favor.
 
Our system is the way it is because of the greed of the corporate state, the insurance industry, and the medical industry (which often takes advantage of Medicaid as well as all insurance; in addition, the costs of medical care in America are jacked up far beyond those of other countries).
 
A family takes care of its own. Families make communities. Communities should provide for their people by offering structure, integrity, and services (clean water, electricity, roads, etc., paid for by tax money).
 
Communities make up a nation. A nation is composed of groups of human beings. A nation needs to have at least minimal government to help things run smoothly.
 
Again, would a family throw a disabled child out the door? Will our nation throw away the disabled for the love of money----and give it to the rich in the form of tax cuts?
 
The fact is: people are NOT created equal mentally, physically, or emotionally. We do not have all the same talents. We cannot be whatever we want to be. Nor are people the same in life experiences. A person might have done very well financially IF a child hadn’t got sick or the hurricane hadn’t wiped out their assets and health and---all sorts of things can happen to a human being in spite of all efforts. And besides, should the making of money really be the highest goal in life? And when a person is wealthy, isn't it important how that person got wealthy? How that person made the money in the first place? I don't think it's enough to just be "successful." So much wealth is made through slave labor. It just isn't called that.
 
Also, all of us are important. Once the garbage people went on strike in NYC---they very quickly got paid more. Without them doing their job, everything started to fall apart pretty fast.
 
Everyone deserves basic food, shelter, health care---and education to the extent of ability---in a community. And every job contributes. There is no job that is unnecessary. Everyone should be able to work with dignity. Everyone should be paid well enough to be able to afford decent shelter, healthy food, health care, and education.
 
When greed rules, poverty and disease rule. Also, ugliness rules. Beauty is not an important value in our culture. Now our government, tending to privatization and deregulation, and the buying and selling of the country, has withdrawn support for the arts in all its forms.
 
When we work to the good of all, we are all taken care of, and we can not only receive what we need, but we can give to others, too.

June 16th, 2017

6/16/2017

 
If there were one thing essential to freedom, what would it be?

I think it would be truth. Truth is all about what is real. Seeking truth is about seeking what is actually the case. Not what one hopes is the case, not what one fears is the case, but honestly, sincerely just wanting to know the truth.

When we are in truth mode, without agenda, wanting truth with all our heart, we have no cherished opinion to defend or protect from scrutiny or evaluation.

When we have a cherished opinion, and only seek the opinions of those who will tell us what we want to hear, how can we know what is true? Can we make informed decisions based on cherished opinion?

When we’re after truth, we want firsthand information, if possible. If not, we go to the original thing, the horse’s mouth of it, or as close to the horse’s mouth of it as we can get.

We can’t always have firsthand knowledge of a situation, person, or thing, but when we really want to know the truth, we can strive to get as close as possible. We can use both reason and intuition to assess the data, and acknowledge that our ideas will change as we get more information.

As many former fans of former televangelists can attest, preferring cherished opinion over digging a little deeper is a preference largely cured by hard experience.

We get emotional over our opinions when we want to be right and we have a fear of being wrong, when we want to be accepted by a group with a cherished opinion, when we want to be in control, when we want to be validated, and when, darn it, we just want the truth to be what we want it to be!

Some do not really care about what the truth is as long as they’re accepted by their group.
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Truth has many aspects, and freedom is one of them. There is no way to be free without truth. Without truth, we are at the mercy of delusion, and delusion has no mercy. What you don’t see is what you get.

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