I loved that book.

Glad you agree with me; good to know I’m not the only person who might think like this.

I loved that book.

Glad you agree with me; good to know I’m not the only person who might think like this.

agreed, knowledge is power. this is why i haven’t bought a new new pair of shoes for a total of five yrs. Much to my parents dismay. Unfortunately in sauga it is required you were shoes outside, this is annoying. I normally work without shoes, so I am getting bad blisters now due to 2 months without shoes. This is all leading to the point that, not only is knowledge power, but also camping is power in a sense. Once you go two months without, shoes, constant electronics, a ”normal” bed, heating, showers, and hot home cooked meals suddenly you fall in love with warm water all over again. The best part is, those two months, are what I look forward to everyyr. So go do some crazy shit. Go camping in canada, the weather is fucking retarded.

agreed, knowledge is power. this is why i haven’t bought a new new pair of shoes for a total of five yrs. Much to my parents dismay. Unfortunately in sauga it is required you were shoes outside, this is annoying. I normally work without shoes, so I am getting bad blisters now due to 2 months without shoes. This is all leading to the point that, not only is knowledge power, but also camping is power in a sense. Once you go two months without, shoes, constant electronics, a ”normal” bed, heating, showers, and hot home cooked meals suddenly you fall in love with warm water all over again. The best part is, those two months, are what I look forward to everyyr. So go do some crazy shit. Go camping in canada, the weather is fucking retarded.

middle class
noun [treated as sing. or pl. ]
the social group between the upper and working classes, including professional and business workers and their families.

Me defining middle class would not help the situation. All that people define middle class as is “the people between upper and lower class”, which just leaves a whole LOT of people confused. But for the sake of a definition I self-defined middle class as

middle class
noun [treated as sing. or pl. ]
the social group between the upper (crazy fucking rich) and lower classes (crazy fucking poor class), including professional and business workers and their families, who continuously work long needless hours away from their family, friends, and loved ones in order to buy even more needless items (that have been pushed upon them as actually needs by the upper class) resulting in their continuous unhappiness.

Thought that defined middle class better than the “dictionary” version.

And the whole “middle class people buy needless things they don’t need” was actually one of my points. I was talking about how these needless things have been told/sold to them as needs by the people labeled upper class.

And you astound me by calling “middle class” the true “lower class” when you do realize that they are not in the majority of people who are constantly looking for food on the streets, who are saving their last $1 to somehow buy an entire months of food for their brothers and sisters because their parents either left them or died, and when they are not turning to drugs in order to not feel the pain of hunger, loneliness, and hate. I would consider THESE people the true lower class (if we must label them), and if I would actually have the audacity to group myself with these people even though I am so much more well off than them, then I don’t think I deserve to call myself caring or humane.

The whole time I was constantly saying the people who I do label middle class are the only people aside from the upper class who can afford to buy needless things (because lower class only buys survival items), yet don’t have the financial backing that upper class-men do. Thus, they go in debt, which thus leads to their eternal unhappiness and constant workaholic hours.

The whole 1984 thing was mentioned when I was talking about how the upper class-men made the middle class-men believe that they need to buy all these items which in fact they don’t need. The whole “make them work continuously so that they don’t have the time to think about the troubling situation they are in” was what I was touching on. But basically, I was saying that yes, we have been mislead by those with power in order to keep us away from power per-say rings true in my post (hopefully), and that fortunately we do have the power to change this system.

And the whole people will die senselessly if they continue to do what they normally do is true. Unless, the middle class takes time to realize that the things which they consider needs are in fact needless. Unless, the middle class takes the time to realize that true happiness will not be measured by the attainment of these material possessions, but in fact be measured by how they have enjoyed the short time they have with the few people that matter to them most. WHICH, I was trying to convey in the post. If I didn’t, i hope that now I do.

But I’m rambling… I guess I’ll stop.

middle class
noun [treated as sing. or pl. ]
the social group between the upper and working classes, including professional and business workers and their families.

Me defining middle class would not help the situation. All that people define middle class as is “the people between upper and lower class”, which just leaves a whole LOT of people confused. But for the sake of a definition I self-defined middle class as

middle class
noun [treated as sing. or pl. ]
the social group between the upper (crazy fucking rich) and lower classes (crazy fucking poor class), including professional and business workers and their families, who continuously work long needless hours away from their family, friends, and loved ones in order to buy even more needless items (that have been pushed upon them as actually needs by the upper class) resulting in their continuous unhappiness.

Thought that defined middle class better than the “dictionary” version.

And the whole “middle class people buy needless things they don’t need” was actually one of my points. I was talking about how these needless things have been told/sold to them as needs by the people labeled upper class.

And you astound me by calling “middle class” the true “lower class” when you do realize that they are not in the majority of people who are constantly looking for food on the streets, who are saving their last $1 to somehow buy an entire months of food for their brothers and sisters because their parents either left them or died, and when they are not turning to drugs in order to not feel the pain of hunger, loneliness, and hate. I would consider THESE people the true lower class (if we must label them), and if I would actually have the audacity to group myself with these people even though I am so much more well off than them, then I don’t think I deserve to call myself caring or humane.

The whole time I was constantly saying the people who I do label middle class are the only people aside from the upper class who can afford to buy needless things (because lower class only buys survival items), yet don’t have the financial backing that upper class-men do. Thus, they go in debt, which thus leads to their eternal unhappiness and constant workaholic hours.

The whole 1984 thing was mentioned when I was talking about how the upper class-men made the middle class-men believe that they need to buy all these items which in fact they don’t need. The whole “make them work continuously so that they don’t have the time to think about the troubling situation they are in” was what I was touching on. But basically, I was saying that yes, we have been mislead by those with power in order to keep us away from power per-say rings true in my post (hopefully), and that fortunately we do have the power to change this system.

And the whole people will die senselessly if they continue to do what they normally do is true. Unless, the middle class takes time to realize that the things which they consider needs are in fact needless. Unless, the middle class takes the time to realize that true happiness will not be measured by the attainment of these material possessions, but in fact be measured by how they have enjoyed the short time they have with the few people that matter to them most. WHICH, I was trying to convey in the post. If I didn’t, i hope that now I do.

But I’m rambling… I guess I’ll stop.

First most ”middle class” people buy things needlessly, spending money on things they dont need rather than what is necessary. They are more often then not ”lower class”.

You have met my confusion. Really there is no ”middle class” anymore, just people in huge amounts of dept (the ”middle class” and soon to be ”lower class”) and then those who are more rich then they know what to do with. They are the ”crazy fucking rich class”. There in terms of monetary value there is only upper and lower. Unfortunately we have been raised to believe in the importance of consuming….

But anyhoo, long story short I think you have been mislead, the world is massively fucked and we are all slowly residing into what is currently considered ”lower class” and being lead to believe this is normal ”middle class”. Basically 1984 to the maximum. This would otherwise be a good thing, except we continue to consume and this leads us into this state of ”lower”. 12+ hour jobs only stop us from rebelling or realizing this. Unfortunately people will still die senselessly, but now it will be at the control of the ”upper class”. So you better conform now.

First most ”middle class” people buy things needlessly, spending money on things they dont need rather than what is necessary. They are more often then not ”lower class”.

You have met my confusion. Really there is no ”middle class” anymore, just people in huge amounts of dept (the ”middle class” and soon to be ”lower class”) and then those who are more rich then they know what to do with. They are the ”crazy fucking rich class”. There in terms of monetary value there is only upper and lower. Unfortunately we have been raised to believe in the importance of consuming….

But anyhoo, long story short I think you have been mislead, the world is massively fucked and we are all slowly residing into what is currently considered ”lower class” and being lead to believe this is normal ”middle class”. Basically 1984 to the maximum. This would otherwise be a good thing, except we continue to consume and this leads us into this state of ”lower”. 12+ hour jobs only stop us from rebelling or realizing this. Unfortunately people will still die senselessly, but now it will be at the control of the ”upper class”. So you better conform now.