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Comment by Jeff on June 11, 2009 at 10:18am

You know, it seems like the very greatest people on the planet have all been murdered. There are many, but the ones that stand out the most are:

John Lennon
Mahatma Ghandi
Martin Luther King, Jr.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy

Having made that statement, what does it say about our society in general? Quite a lot I think.

Thanks Tara.

Comment by Tara on June 11, 2009 at 9:15am

Comment by Jeff on June 11, 2009 at 8:52am

Slave to the wage and then we die. Yes, indeed. I chose to retire at 50 without much money, none actually. I live on food stamps and the kindness of my girlfriend but I am no longer running on the hamster wheel. I have no money and also need nothing. Fortunately while I worked I was able to accumulate clothes, an above-average computer, a newer vehicle and now Ann and I need nothing which coincides with my position that BUYING NOTHING is the best way to protest.

Your Mom was right Vincent.

Yes Tara, slowing down to recognize what's really important is vital to living properly.

Comment by illuminated-dj on June 11, 2009 at 5:29am

slave to the wage and then ya die.....but i dont think we really die,we just leave our bodies.our spirit lives on.but yes the world is upside down.everyone needs to just stop and think and take a look at whats happening here,all we really are are hamsters having fun on the money wheel while everything thing around us goes to pieces.people need to just stop and think and stop profiting from each other.EVERYONE.

Comment by Tara on June 11, 2009 at 12:34am

Right on Jeff, it's easy to get ahead of our own lives to realize one day that our life just passed us by while we were too busy to notice. I need to remind myself to slow down and cherish the moments, because when I do there lies my greatest memories of living, loving and learning.