Continued Plus 3
A brief thought before adding pilgrims and phonies to list of characters effecting citizens passions through life, dying, and death.
Capitalism unlike socialism is a multiple value ideological system. Socialism is based on stealing from some to benefit others, generally the majority. Unethical capitalism is based on stealing from some to benefit the few.
Republican leaders, internationalists, some “conservative” talk show celebrities by ignoring unethical capitalism will never understand why the majority of American voters (both Republican and Democrat) find the corporate feudalist wing of the Republican Party no more acceptable than the socialist wing of the Democrat Party.
Republicans hiding their loyalty to worshiping bottom line profits as God are violating the Ten Commandment “thou shall have no other God Before me.”
Propaganda campaigns supporting unethical capitalism include: fair trade, free trade, internationalism, porous borders, and most every thing else greedy, vain, America last aristocrats support.
Consequences of unethical capitalism extend beyond stealing money and can include:
1. destroying America by eliminating America’s domestic manufacturing base,
2. destroying America’s sovereignty with porous border projects like Texas Trans Terrorist Corridor,
3. destroying America’s culture with cheap illegal labor by employing illegal immigrants,
4. threatening public health with third world diseases brought across porous borders. Continuing seems like a waste of time since there are more lobbyists for unethical capitalism then ethical capitalists for ethical capitalism.
Explaining ethical capitalism will be subject matter left to those interested in personal and or cultural ethics.
It seems that pilgrims and phonies should be added to list of players affecting citizens passions of wants, needs, and desires. Pilgrims are best left to their own miseries, as these can be people trying to compete and move through any environment they do not understand.
As for phonies, these people are generally found among family, friends, neighbors and long time and friendly associates.
The first thing one learns during hard times is that help never comes from the expected rather the unexpected. During my journey into being destitute, I was never ripped off by strangers or enemies.
Twenty plus years in the intelligence, investigation, and security industries had prepared m for dealing with strangers; what it did not prepare me for was treatment by phonies which turned me into, I have to admit a pilgrim among family, friends, neighbors, and associates.
Perhaps more about that in my next entry, I got a two week eviction break for my fifth wheel, that is priority. I did receive “a letter from a dead” relative which made my life better. Enough rambling will return with more words when time permits.
