Life under GWB

lumberjim · 10-22-2005, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by marichiko

I actually think those with good incomes would be more worried about the environment, for example. They have the freedom from other worries to think of the big picture rather than the small day to day one of personal survival.

WHOA.

first off, i can;t believe I actually read one of your posts.

second: people with good incomes usually have JOBS. that can severely hamper your ability to reflect upon anything other than getting through your day with only 24 hours available. I lived in a van for 3 months in a row, and while i did have to discover dinner everyday, i have never felt more at peace.

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Originally Posted by multichiko

As someone with a degree in biology/ecology

You can cite (however many degrees in this and that that you want, you're still looking at the world from an entitled viewpoint....(and yet, somehow, you manage to sound snobby at the same time)... no one owes you anything. survive, or die, just stop holding your hand out.

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