Royal Weddings (woman, Messiah, scriptures, Solomon)
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Apologies. I may have been a bit naughty; bating people with that question I posed. I just feel that people don't understand or care about the massive inequality, and the issues particularly associated with geo-politics and fight for world control.
I think, perhaps, what it comes down to is if one believes there's only so much pie, one might resent those who appear to be enjoying a bigger slice. Personally, I don't think the world works that way.
(I had a friend once with MS who thought that there was only so much health to go around, and that by her having MS she was sparing someone else from having it. I think some people have that mentality about money as well.)
It's a cost & value equation. Charles was next in line.
The debate of Return On Investment could potentially be discussed, though I doubt anyone would know the real numbers. It's really about what sort of society and wealth distribution people want. I'm not sure that most people care enough to have a view on it. I'm not a soul-less b***ard, with respect to them having a nice wedding and all that, but I object to any and every form and concept of elitism, and my gut feeling is that Royal Weddings at face value are an example of it.
I agree with this 100%. We fought a brutal to war to get away from this kind of thing!
Although I think many people like the royals and follow them today because they are all good looking, fit, rich!!
I think, perhaps, what it comes down to is if one believes there's only so much pie, one might resent those who appear to be enjoying a bigger slice. Personally, I don't think the world works that way.
I think I may understand what you are saying, but it would need clarification.
The pie can be very large indeed, but when someone says, "actually, I'd like your piece as well. ...and if you don't give it to me, I'm going to take it, etc." it leads to a self-fulfilling belief in limited pie - akin to the law of sin and death. And this law (of lack) is used to control people.
How does your view of how the world works contrast with what I've said in the quotes...?, because I think that is how many people (in the know anyway!) perceive how the world works, at the have's versus have-nots level.
I have though probably committed an error, because 'my world' shouldn't be taking on the concerns of 'the world', and so I do have some repenting to do, . Once we get past this event / thread I should be ok again.
Edit: if we keep this to money, it will be easier to reach a conclusion. There is ample evidence that the 'global' source / supply of money is constrained and released according to the bankers wishes, hence why they want a NWO - it is financial control. But with respect to an epidemic of good health - hell yea, ...if we can route around big pharma, which is all financial control again. If you want any video references I can provide them.
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I agree with this 100%. We fought a brutal to war to get away from this kind of thing!
Although I think many people like the royals and follow them today because they are all good looking, fit, rich!!
We certainly haven't gotten away from elitism, it's more rampant than ever before in our public figures. I consider this money much better spent than the hundreds of thousands spent by our Treasury Secretary so he and his fashion-conscious wife could go stand on a stack of gold to watch the eclipse. THAT is elitism, IMO.
At least Harry and Meghan give much of their time to people in need, and both Harry and William served tours in war zone, much more than you can say about the "elite" in general. I don't see them at all as elitists. Elitists don't spend their free time in the worst poverty stricken areas of Africa, or hold babies who have AIDS.
Not all in attendance were elites, either, Harry had many wounded vets and troops he served with there, and Meghan had childhood friends who were not elite, as well as her mother, who is a social worker. The majority of Brits love that stuff over there, who are we to judge them? At least they take care of their people in terms of health care, etc.
And Meghan was not an elite before, she grew up middle class and her first job was in a frozen yogurt shop. Kate's family was better off, but certainly not elite. If anything, these last two weddings showed how the Royal family has gotten much less elitist, not more.
Lastly, I do not think the wedding did anything to widen the gap between rich and poor, but the last tax cut here certainly did, so I hope you vote those anti-elitist values.
I think I may understand what you are saying, but it would need clarification.
The pie can be very large indeed, but when someone says, "actually, I'd like your piece as well. ...and if you don't give it to me, I'm going to take it, etc." it leads to a self-fulfilling belief in limited pie - akin to the law of sin and death. And this law (of lack) is used to control people.
How does your view of how the world works contrast with what I've said in the quotes...?, because I think that is how many people (in the know anyway!) perceive how the world works, at the have's versus have-nots level.
I have though probably committed an error, because 'my world' shouldn't be taking on the concerns of 'the world', and so I do have some repenting to do, . Once we get past this event / thread I should be ok again.
Edit: if we keep this to money, it will be easier to reach a conclusion. There is ample evidence that the 'global' source / supply of money is constrained and released according to the bankers wishes, hence why they want a NWO - it is financial control. But with respect to an epidemic of good health - hell yea, ...if we can route around big pharma, which is all financial control again. If you want any video references I can provide them.
Age, I think the goodness of God and well-being freely flows to all of us. When something is impeding me from experiencing that well-being (and it does on many fronts) , I'm going to always assume it's my own wrong thinking/beliefs that are standing in the way, not other people.
Age, I think the goodness of God and well-being freely flows to all of us. When something is impeding me from experiencing that well-being (and it does on many fronts) , I'm going to always assume it's my own wrong thinking/beliefs that are standing in the way, not other people.
Well said, and succinct.
I'm a bit awkward, in that I can't separate my religion from my politics, and when there's a higher experience to negotiate with others, I can't help myself.
I'm a bit awkward, in that I can't separate my religion from my politics, and when there's a higher experience to negotiate with others, I can't help myself.
If you want, would you explain what you mean by that?
I think, perhaps, what it comes down to is if one believes there's only so much pie, one might resent those who appear to be enjoying a bigger slice. Personally, I don't think the world works that way.
(I had a friend once with MS who thought that there was only so much health to go around, and that by her having MS she was sparing someone else from having it. I think some people have that mentality about money as well.)
Like, "Pleroo's gone off the deep end," interesting?
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