Civil unrest
Bottom line, the Occupy Wall Street
types in the new world USA don't represent me.
And during times of great change, do
expect turmoil and other friction.
And this civil unrest is way beyond
the new world USA. In my mind, it is in Greece, Egypt, Venezuela, and 34 other
countries, too.
And this great change I imagine is a
change in the status quo, which apparently has gotten us to where we are today.
Bummer.
But I am no anarchist, and I suspect
most others are not, either. And, best
of all, we can change things our way, whatever that is in your mind and where
you live, and all without tearing things down in order to build another better future.
In other words, we do have alternatives, call it another way.
Now these things, changes if you
will, do take time, which is another
advantage for those so thinking.
Lord knows, I just hope the idea of
trust, faith, and confidence, along with the idea of the vote, carries the day,
and in the end.
Just so the reader knows, I too am
hedging my bets, like living on my own in some kind of commune or small community
(with security) until things get better, if that should occur, too. It's hard
to believe I can even think and plan this way. But I too have a Family to think
about.
Last, it seems to me some fellow
humans are funding a lot of the anarchists, who are unfortunately being taken
advantage off, at least to me. I sure wish I knew who these funders were, but
probably will never know, other than it is going on. Obviously, these funders
have their own objectives, and sources of funding, too. And in the end, the
anarchists, and their funders, are a really small percentage of our population,
mostly urban it seems.
Last, again, I left urban Atlanta to
move to rural east Tennessee. There's no
civil unrest here, at least right now. Rather the opposite is still occurring,
like the community pulls together to help those in need when they need it. I
suspect much the same is happening elsewhere, and also is a fair report in most
of the world.
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