Posted on 06/12/2008 10:10:01 PM PDT by Looking4Truth
Working toward a world without work
We have an assumption in America that work is good regardless of what work you are doing. Often the work we do is damaging to the environment, establishing wage slavery in the developing world, supporting war or some combination.
The Hopi have prophesied World War III, and now you see why. Truthfully, our economic system should be gearing us, and in cooperation with the rest of the world, to a work-free life.
There is no reason intrinsically that we need to work a 60-hour week only to discover that we are actually promoting WW III by our work.
Imagine a workday that was designed, once and for all, to sustain the lives of everyone in the world so that we didn't have to work anymore? That is the real goal.
We should be gearing up for a life of personal fulfillment of our passions, not just rote labor. Eventually, even maintenance will be passe.
We could then live in harmony with the environment, benefiting with one another worldwide. Right now we are simply the slaves we allow ourselves to be. Imagine that day of freedom and utopia all over the world. Viva solar panels!
SETH LEONARD BLACKSBURG
Which just fall off the solar panel tree.
maintenance will be passe? Who is going to do the maintenance on any equipment or machinery or even his solar panels when needed? Who will grow food, transport the food to his grocery store? We could go on and on; who is going to do the work of maintaining the infrastructure of his life in this utopian world of his?
The guy's name was Karl Marx.
I wonder how many crayons he went through composing that letter.
This is your brain on weed...
No wait...even weed wouldn’t make you THIS stupid!
The Hopi also predicted that Seth would make an ass out of himself.
Truthfully, our economic system should be gearing us, and in cooperation with the rest of the world, to a work-free life. There is no reason intrinsically that we need to work a 60-hour week only to discover that we are actually promoting WW III by our work. Imagine a workday that was designed, once and for all, to sustain the lives of everyone in the world so that we didn't have to work anymore? That is the real goal. We should be gearing up for a life of personal fulfillment of our passions, not just rote labor. Eventually, even maintenance will be passe....[singing] on the Big Rock Candy Mountain...
The socialists, like the filthy rich, want that to be someone else, someone nameless, faceless, out-of-sight. Servants who don't speak up, or speak back.
Realistically, in the physical realm, if it's not; farmed, mined (including all oil and mineral extraction), logged, or fished, IT DOESN'T EXIST. All other manufacturing basically relies upon the first basic three, with the last one being mainly for food.
The eco-marxists won't be happy until we are all reduced to grubbing with our hands. But they'll still think we should be forced to share all the grubs and insects we have gathered...
I hadn’t thought of ‘googling’ him. Very interesting, indeed. No wonder I hate university towns.
Seth Leonard, of Blacksburg, worked for about 10 years on poverty issues. He is now on disability and is a volunteer activist.
(sarc tag not required...)
LOL!
He sounds like he’s a regular ball of fire. ;’)
/bingo
Bears repeating.
More from this moonbat:
” We all get the Bush side of 9/11. Why did Osama bin Laden initiate 9/11? Wikipedia helps here (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_11,_2001_attacks ):
The fatwa states that the United States:
n Plunders the resources of the Arabian Peninsula.
n Dictates policy to the rulers of those countries.
n Supports abusive regimes and monarchies in the Middle East, thereby oppressing their people.
n Has military bases and installations upon the Arabian Peninsula, which violates the Muslim holy land, in order to threaten neighboring Muslim countries.
n Intends thereby to create disunion between Muslim states, thus weakening them as a political force.
n Supports Israel, and wishes to divert international attention from (and tacitly maintain) the occupation of Palestine.
You can see why frustration by Muslims mounted into the 9/11 attack.
Iraqi oil isn’t just an economic boon; that oil guarantees the owner the fuel for the mightiest military in the world.
The Bush administration is bloodthirsty for that power, and has already killed more than one-half million people.”
His bottom lineis that 9/11 was OK.
This is from a posting from another website:
“helping the street mentally ill
Dear BP,
I am an activist with a mental disorder, schizo-affective. I am appalled at the way mentally ill live in the streets because they are not a harm to self or other and they refuse medication (largely because they are delusional). My mother is a case in point and I would like to research law and legislation that currently exists and groups that are seeking to change these laws so that both civil rights are maintained and the mentally ill recieve medication as needed. If you have something to add to this conversation or you can point me to activists/laws that are pertinent I would love it. Thank you, Seth Leonard bf983@scn.org[o:)]”
He admits he is off the wall!
Timothy McVeigh and Eric Rudolph had a long list of grievances too, but virtually no one on the Right defends them. This is one of the big differences between the mainstream Right and what has become the mainstream Left--the Left is always willing to "understand"/forgive horrific atrocities as long as they are committed in the name of the proletariat.
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