Re: in a time of need

• From: mydamie@xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Date: 1 Feb 2006 15:05:58 -0800

the struggles you are facing right now are not your fault.  from the
sounds of the symptoms, it seems that you are suffering from a severe
case of reality.  i'm sorry to say, but all of your money issues are
examples of a systematic process of keeping you down.  i know this
sounds like a joke, but i am very serious.  it's always an uphill
battle for the poor, while the rich laugh and throw their money at
whatever they need.  your expenses are mere chump change to the loaded.
 it goes so deep that explaining every level of control would be too
much to handle for some people.
my advice... start thinking about what you want and what you need.  how
much do you need your car?  i've only been to lawrence a couple of
times, but it was years ago... how's the public transportation?  do you
have a reliable bike?  how much do you really need your cell phone?
believe it or not, it is almost impossible to succeed in our country
without a good ammount of backing and it's not just the way it is...
it is supposed to be that way.
congradulations on fighting to be a part of the game that determines
your worth in our society.  it's a lot harder to do when you are doing
it alone.  good luck in your efforts and i'm sorry i couldn't be more
helpful.
just so you know, i don't own a car or a cell phone.  i also didn't
finish college.  is there an office where i should go to sign up to be
a registered loser?

cheers

.

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