Blog A Day In April Day 3

What are your top 5 pet peeves?

1. That humanity has always allowed it's self to be manipulated, controlled, abused and enslaved by the people we allowed to collect most of the wealth. 10% of people own 90% of everything. Now they are flexing their power and people are just taking it up the A** from them and a tone of people look up to them like they are Gods and did something special - they where given wealth for the most part and then crushed people to collect disgusting amounts of wealth while helping not one person with it.

2. Hate and those that exploit it for power, or just to satisfy an empty spot in their dark hearts - even though it never fulfills them. Millions have died because of the manipulation of peoples anger and turning it to hate. Modern times is no better, we still do it and most of the time the world looks the other way. 900,000 people murdered in case in my lifetime, and no one sent an army to stop it, because they had nothing we wanted.

3. Now stuff less heavy - Loud people. I like my quiet time, but I live in a large apartment building in the center of downtown. It is never quiet and I can't escape the noise for long. I'm considerate of others and don't blast the TV or talk like I'm trying to be heard across a field. Almost everyone here talks so darn load and always in the hall, they never go inside.

4. Exploiting economic disaster for profit. When the pandemic hit and the economy went flat, the places supplying food made record profits on the backs of desperate people. The economy is suffering an inflation blip for some time now and they are again making record profits. They bitched about the carbon tax hurting profit, but passed the expense onto us, and when it was eliminated, the prices stayed up. (This is a sub-set of #1)

5. People who will lie, cheat and steel to feed their addiction. Like my brother did to many people before he died of an overdose. It's more important than anything else. People want me to feel bad for them and see them as a victims. Well, he was given help by the government several times and always went back to it. I feel no pity for that. I feel for the loved ones who have to watch them self destruct.




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