10 Things I Learned When I Joined Politics: (#4) The Betrayals That Made Sense Of It All
In order to be a politician, you must first run for office.
To run for office, you need a large amount of MONEY.
If you are RICH, then you have the MONEY needed to run. If you are not RICH, then you will need to owe someone who is. Either way, you will not follow our needs but rather those of the RICH.
This is the first betrayal because you are not best represented by someone who doesn’t understand what it’s like to run out of MONEY before payday while still working 40 plus hours a week.
But where do the rich get MONEY from?
That’s easy, they get it from the middle class. The 9 to 5 workers who provide two services needed to maintain the rich.
- Produce or facilitate the distribution of goods and services.
- Purchase said goods or services.
This is the second betrayal because you are the source of MONEY that the RICH use to create and control politicians.
What do the RICH want?
They want a world that sustains them and their lifestyle. So everything they do is designed to do just that. Think about it, they need more workers and buyers, not more neighbors.
What do the RICH own?
- The Media (TV, News, Movies) — To keep you divided
- The Banks (Credit, Mortgage, Car) — To control your growth
- The Government (Local, State, Federal) — To control your freedom
- The Corporations (Jobs, Stores, Services) — To control your resources
- Your Healthcare (Hospitals, Medicine, Insurance) — To control your body
- Your Utilities (Electricity, Water, Gas) — To control your security
What does the middle class own?
- Work
- Debt
- Taxes
This is what I call the Great betrayal because you are here to maintain the lifestyle of people who don’t want to see, hear or even speak your name.
They know something you don’t know “How To Unite”. They unite to ensure they are far away from you and they never let their differences interfere with their lifestyle.
The middle class, on the other hand, stay divided allowing their lifestyle to suffer while they bicker over nonsensical matters. Rather than unite, they take on empty political labels designed by think tanks and distributed by corporate news agencies.
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$amen$ The division is the key. How do we make division a winning strategy for the middle class? That would the ticket since it’s not going anywhere.
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“be the ticket” oh editor-man
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I was wondering lol
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The same way it’s always been is the same way it will remain. The sooner anyone figures that out, the easier life becomes.
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The picture at the end is very true (as is the article).
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Wow. Well said. Got any ideas on how to break the structure up?
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Thank You!
Cap wealth (don’t remove it) People can get rich but not to the point of power.
Zero Billionaires or better
Keep millionaires below 5 mil (per year) (more than enough) Anything above 5 mil 100% taxed
Cap corporate wealth to less than 5 mil. All excess corporate profit must be spent in research, reinvestment, employee healthcare and environmental impact cleanup
Eliminate interest 100%
Wealth tax (stated above) and sales tax only. No other taxes.
That would be a good start
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Sadly, wealth, in general is relative (subjective) and not really a problem. Corruption in the (any) structure and lack of integrity…IS.
So many people in the world do not know how to mind their own business. Their arrogance makes them blind to their own faults, briskly sidestepping that to tend to others’ business. “Do as I say, not as I do…” *eyes rolling”
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