agreed.
Dawg, i appreciate what you're saying, i'm very passionate about stuff and get into a blind rage when someone misunderstands my intentions or what i'm trying to say. i lost my cool, not unlike me.
and you're on edge cuz you're on edge, i get that. if i had to work outside home i'd probably have people's heads for dinner when i came home.
i do understand you
have to provide for your family. i guess my badly communicated point was, i find it frustrating you do, and so many do. it's not fair. you should be able to wear what you want and be paid and treated fairly. noone can make a change by quitting their job. not unless people access a state of being where they all communicate like the Borg and make a decision together to do so at the same time. but people are individuals, they are cynical and scared to lose their livelihood. and that's how "the man" keeps them down. it just frustrates me. there's a collective fear in the world and it keeps the masses in check, otherwise the few rich assholes wouldn't have power. if there was an international, interprofessional strike, they would lose their power. people would see they are not alone. but people are cut off from each other. that's the source of the problem. i think.
"Is she gone yet?"
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