When the
pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock many harvest moons ago, they were
hungry and tired after such a long journey
away from home abandoned
– in efforts to
look for a “New Home”, a rock upon which they could build their
future without the
annoyance of church
separation
philosophies. But
even back then there was heard
the
serene calling, maybe from “Sedna”
the Goddess of the
sea lending guidance, “Send me your
tired and hungry”. And
this doomed voyage came to rest upon Plymouth Rock. Yes
doomed, because the ship had run out of food! Soon,
with help from the Native American shareholders, the pilgrim children
were fed away from famish and today we find “This America”, and
it is from that
lesson we have before us Thanksgiving
Day – wherein we
celebrate our “Natives Americans” their thoughtfulness in
fighting what was this nation's
first recording of “White
Man Hunger”, on a
continent that was even back then a monumental awesomeness of “Food”!
It was the “Breadbasket” of the earth, even before industrialized
cultivation – by a civilization that “Cared” about fellow men
and women, of a different skin color impoverished
by their ideologies with respect to “governance” so
abandoned to start a new life.
IMAGINE, if prejudice was a sin of the “Native Americans” back
then, we would not be in celebration of this day. We have a lot to
give and praise
thanks upon,
but did we turn our backs on that “Good Samaritan” stance? And
is it starting to bite us in the place that counts – causing us to
finally realize what we really accomplished back
then, to befriend a culture then abandoned them when things went
better off, an
abandonment just
like is occurring today but on a much larger scale then
way back when?
Has
America become the “Rock of Ages
that
of Hunger
& Despair”?
This year, “Our
One Nation Under Guard”
came in line with Argentina and Jordon, with respect to percentile of
those going hungry –
or as it is called “Food Insecure”!
Yes, from 2013 our
“Country 'Tis of Thee”
jumped 8% points on the scale of increased
poverty wherein going hungry is
starting to trend
beyond the pandemic stage.
Yes “pandemic”,
defined as greater than ¼ the population being so
affected. Hunger,
here in the “Homeland”? WTF, WTF, WTF again! Right
here in “Old Glory”, 24%
our neighbors and
their kids going
hungry, on “OUR”
watch. Something to ponder today this 2014 Thanksgiving Day. Yes, it
is a sin - a mortal
sin at that in which we
are all guilty by
association our “government” through taxation misappropriated,
wherein we
are all accomplices to this crime spree, as there is no damn excuse
as we have the knowhow to produce and can
transport enormous
food staples from
sea to shining sea. Hunger
in America is so wrong. Many nations that are not yet
“industrialized” like the U.S. and finding statistics ugly, like
Argentina and Jordan which we now find our nation in comparison, it
is usually a struggle by corrupt government that sets the stage for
“poverty” and going hungry. Keeping
the population under-nourished, there will never occur a coup as the
strength to fight the corruption is never a reality. When the body is
weak, so is the soul and so the foe continues to rule. And
that trend here
in the “Homeland” towards
a class finding “Food Insecurity” as a normal course of events
seems to be picking
up a familiar face
at a mind boggling
pace, continuing on
its “Dead-end”
no turning back
stage of 8% again,
this year, next year, where will it end? Face
the Nation, starvation hits America! So
today we are at 24% wherein
many of our brothers and sisters are screaming out loud,
“My belly full but me hungry”, based on an impoverished mindset
disrespect
one another by those
with too much to
handle, millions in disposable income yet we are a dying nation. When
you stop feeding, you fail!
Next year this time
unless something changes – like taxing the rich people with
retroactive fines for not giving their fare share –
we will see 32% of
U.S. citizens living
in poverty. When I went to the market
this week, which I like to visit each day instead of stocking up due
the fact it gives me time to respect those that work the food chain –
from the migrant worker to the truck drivers to the cashiers none
of the above getting rich their daily duties,
all just merely
salt-of-this-earth
hard working individuals –
this
poverty realization
hit hard. As I could
see it in the sad
sack faces of many
of my fellow
Americans shopping,
not just a “fill the basket” free-for-all, but people thinking
very hard, looking at the prices, with a waiting line at the
“reduced” counter. It was sickening to say the least. And
when I volunteered to add $10-bucks to my bill to feed a family on
Thanksgiving, wow, you could tell by the sincere gratitude the
checker
that this means a whole lot. They see it all the time, moms with kids
buying a can of soup, a $1.29 expenditure and
pocket change for many of us so fortunate to be not covered by the
umbrella of poverty,
but for these down
and out “neighbors” it
takes 3-credit cards to
make a simple soup kitchen purchase,
as people are maxed out – the kids hungry! Honestly,
a mom had too use 3-different cards to buy
a can of soup! When
we here in America must use a credit card for food, we are doomed as
a society that cares – what America was originally built upon,
“Brotherly Love”
is what I learned
when I was growing
up. This is what our
parents taught us, those that had endured the “real” wars, but
due fighting for their country realized we must make it right in the
“Homeland” or else. We
have come to that “or else”, where do we turn – we must start
today taxing the life out of the wealthy as
they are running the life out of America. Does
Mitt Romney need a
$10-million dollar “Vacation House”? So
what he was fortunate enough to be successful, but does that mean
such success allows
for many to turn
their
heads those not so “Lucky”? If your answer is YES, please walk
the plank with your full stomach
of caviar and trunks
of treasures, as that
will sink you
quicker. So,
since I am still
fortunate to not
have to worry about a roof over my head or complain “My belly
full but me hungry”, I give. And
it makes me sad that today, AMERICA has such pathetic statistics when
it comes to feeding our own. We would rather spend $trillions$
feeding the WAR MACHINE then feeding our brothers & sisters! This
is not what the Mighty Constitution recommends. But where
in hell are the oath takers that are supposed to be on watch on the
helm? That is doom,
as when our Congress
can leave that job and be smiling today in celebration this day
something is
constructively wrong, when
they should be in realization that this day has changed and they are
to blame, denial is a bad disposition. Look,
we are know compared to Argentina and Jordon, two very poor countries
with a very poor
record of feeding its people. So
even though I am not rich, I did give in, out of the goodness of my
stomach. But
to be honest cannot stomach what is going on today, on this
Thanksgiving day 2014, that the neighbor's kids may be asking daddy
for something to eat, but the cupboard is empty
and the bank account is dry
because we have become the Greediest
bastard civilization ever of record – and when Humpty Dumpty has
his great fall, all the Thug's horses and all the Thug's men will sit
around chewing the fat being
content – just like our Congress, out-of-site and out-of-mind.
As “Our”
government through Congress has
become a “Royalty Republic”, the reason Plymouth Rock became a
refuge to those with Hope. Poverty, coming to a neighborhood near
you, unless you are gated away
from caring
or realizing this
problem and its magnitude. Here
it is, the wealthy are trying to starve us out,
not
to death,
but keeping us in poverty as a way to control us, as without us at
their disposal their
wealth means nothing – that is what is truly behind the 1% take
over. Hungry? Best
get used to it or rebel now, we must tax the wealthy, else risk
becoming “slaves” wherein their pets will be better off then the
populace – and that is already occurring today, pampered pets,
better off then 24% of the populace! And we clean up the dog shit....
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment