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Identity Crisis

Postby Tim86 » Sat Jun 16, 2007 7:16 pm

I've got an identity crisis. I feel like we're just objects, repeating the same mistakes of our previous generations over and over again, meat for the profit machine, hating each other, dying anonymoulsy, kicking the poorest and most helpless and bowing down to the rich and powerful just to keep hold of our little patch, we're still peasants, absically, and if our hut is a bit nicer and our village a bit more powerful than the neighbouring one, we feel proud and take pelasure in it and uphold this #######5 way of life because we think it benefits us...but they just hit us harder and harder, work longer, for less, forget your family, community, friendships, solidarity, your identity...they re-write history and write us out of it, as if our ancestors never fought for every little scrap we got given...they make us feel drugged, doped, and tell us we're free....yeah....I feel rootless, dumped in this city where everyone is keeping their head above water...and everywhere you go its the same....people hate their neighbour and love thier opressor. that's humans for you. even the poorest people find a way to feel special by hating on someone even poorer. This is the world and there's nothing I can do and the #######4 will just keep on until I die and long beyond this.
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Postby Fallen~Angel » Mon Jun 18, 2007 7:34 pm

Tim, I understand where you are coming from I truly do. Unfortunately, it can feel overwhelming as you see so much of it around you. The best I can suggest would be to educate yourself on what you see, think of some solutions, look for other people looking for solutions. They are out there. Are you involved in politics at all? Do you vote, read up on candidates who share your views? We can change things a little at a time, person by person. We probably won't see the effects of this change in our lifetime, but maybe they will be seen during our children's or grandchildrens time.

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Postby Anomalous » Tue Jun 26, 2007 6:14 pm

Dude, sometimes you gotta stop lookin' at the big picture and focus on the details.

Ever just take a walk through a park? Take the unbeaten paths? Appreciate the fresh air? The moment? Let the world worry about itself. You just focus on you and your closest relationships. If everything is hopeless, if nothing matters, and we can't do anything about it. Then $#%^. Let's enjoy what we can, right?
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