I started working when I was around 13yrs old. I would do
ironing for my mom’s friends and get paid some
money.
Then when I got a bit older I started to baby sit for money. Then when I was
16yrs old I started working at a local
Family owned convenience store where I
learning to run cash register, use a meat slicer to cut cheese and deli meats,
then I became a cook/waitress for the small eating bar in the back of the
store. I did all of this while going to school as well…
Gee I can not think of a
time
when I did not work to make money so I could buy things my parents didn’t have
the money for. My dad had a used car lot and I could buy a car from him at
“his” wholesale price which I
thought
was cool. But I paid my own insurance – well most everything I paid for except
as place to live and food at
home. I would get a few
cloths for
Christmas – but if I wanted something else I worked to get it.
I am 59yrs old and I am still working to pay for living.
I didn’t
question
it much back then – I just knew I had to work so I could have the money to buy
what I needed or wanted, so I did. I also had jobs at
K-Mart and
Burger King
during high school age. Then I went to x-ray school for 2 yrs after high
school. There was a program at that
time where
you got paid a little bit to take the course.
I learned to become very independent at a young age and at that early time in
my life I
liked working
because it keep me out of the house as my
Mother and I argued
a lot, so I did not want to be at home. All I knew was you had to work to
survive, so I did.
I had many
dreams
when I was young. One of them was to be a champion swimmer, just because I
loved
to be in the water. I would go to the pools in the summer all day when I had
the chance. Another dream was to have a horse. I loved riding horses and wished
I could have had the money to buy one or join a
4H club. I was a bit upset that
my parents did not help me pursue those dreams – they did not feel they were
important or they did not have the money to spend on it. In other words how
would those things assist me in survival in this world where you needed to
do/learn something that you can make an income to support yourself?
I use to be sad a lot because I never got to do those things that I loved so
much as a kid. I still had the dreams to do those things, but the years keep
going and I was still working to make ends meet, never really making enough to
have/do those things.
I was being raised to be a
consumer
for the
Elite
so they could do and have all of those things and keep the massed enslaved –
working hard so they never had the time or
energy to question
how the world worked. We became
sheeple with the
carrot of the “
American Dream” only to at a late time in ones life you look
back and go --- geee I worked my whole life and now I am tired and my dreams
are not fulfilled. I have been a
Slave to the System. And then they tell you to
love
God, have a family and kids because that is all that really matters, so
you wont get discouraged and keep supporting the system. If you love God – God
will support you. It is the fantasy/lie they use to keep us enslaved. Love God
so he will support you to work your ass off for the Elite and you will be
rewarded in the “After Life.”
I mean look at the world – look at the past/history. Like
Egypt
for example. How many slaves where there to the work for the few – built there
temples, castles, tombs. The many working to fulfill the dreams of a few. And
because the few had verbal skills – using words to Tell the people want they
wanted and for some reason we listened to them, why??? Why did we not stand up
for ourselves and create a world where all could have a dignified life? We were
afraid. But why? Why do we allow this – when it is
Us – the many who really
have the power! Is it because of the lies that we accepted and allowed to be
true? Why did we accept them?
There are answers and
solutions
to these questions at
Desteni.org. But one
must want to
see
and understand our nature then have the courage to
change it,
or one will be a slave always.
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