Witch Hunt

 

Poverty Charges Interest

 

What I've Learned

1. A 300 Dollar Watch and a $30 Watch both tell the same time.

2.A Michael Kors Wallett and a Forever 21Wallett hold the same amount of Money.

3. A Ford Focus will drive you the same amount of miles as a Bentley.

4.True Happiness is not found in materialistic things.

5. True Happiness comes from the love and laughter found with each other.

6.The Holes dug for us in the ground at the cemetery are all the same size.

7.Rome wasn't built in a day, but they were laying bricks every hour. Take your time.

8.Ignoring People who deserve to be swung on is a sign of Maturity.

9.Sucess is Made in the early AM.

10.Did I say  that The Holes dug for us in the ground at the cemetery are all the same size.? Live!

Peace!

Presenting The Extreme Court

 

Re-Elect Joe!

 

A Deep Sea Tragedy

 

"Back in 2012 I took a trip down to Macaé, Brazil to train a wonderful group of engineers how to build a Virtual Maintenance Trainer for an unmanned submersible. 

The reason they needed such a complex trainer was due to the quick, costly, and violent ways that one of these multimillion dollar undersea expeditions could go wrong if proper launch and safety procedures weren’t followed exactly correctly. And this was just for an unmanned drone. Yes the memes about the OceanGate failure are great, but what I’m more excited about is how quickly this event is changing peoples perception about the plutocracy. 

That was a hack dash pod sent to terrifying depths piloted by a CEO that loved to brag about how he saved money by skipping over safety features and redundant development (he didn’t even put anchor points on the vessel he sent down, so even if the coast guard did find them there was literally no way for them to hook onto it and pull it back up). 

This skirting of safety, building it quick and breaking things approach is how the millionaire and billionaire class have made their fortunes for generations. 

They’ve done it by skipping accountability. My hope is that this moment in time has a longer impact on how we view those with wealth and how they’ve amassed it over time. 99% of the time it’s not due to being the smartest or the hardest worker, it’s often because they skirted around societal norms, regulatory enforcement, and was almost always due to leveraging gains by exploiting those with far less. And of course when something goes wrong this plutocracy class of individuals ALWAYS gets an immediate response to try and save them while the rest of humanity is still fighting for table scraps. Keep the memes up, keep pointing out the classical humor and fallacy of this failure alongside the original titanic expedition, but also start conversations on how we can limit the power, exploitation, and privileged safety nets that the plutocracy enjoys on the backs of each and every one of us."

 Benjamin Ellis 

Happy Juneteenth

 

Hello Karma

 

10 Symptoms of the Woke Mind

 

After The Fall

 

Crisis Averted

 

Ruby Bridges is 66