Do
you remember when you and all your friends were equal? When it did not matter
what kind of family they came from or how smart they were? Is almost unreal to think of how much we all change.
For the majority, there values change and suddenly wealth becomes the measure
of happiness, and obsession is the only way to obtain this wealth. For others
freedom is the measure of happiness and rebellion is the measure of freedom.
People
have begun to see fame and fortune as the only way to be moral person, with
looking down on others being a requirement for fame. Deep down they might know
just how idiotic they are being by sacrificing any shred of common sense they
have left for pleasure or pocket change, but in our game of like life it is
never good to put your faith in others notions of morality and integrity.
Well who is to say who
is right and who is wrong? In short form the truth is we all suck at life. There
is no one correct way to live it, but I believe there are wrong ways to go
about your daily business. In a game like life each player is already bound to
lose at some point, the only question is when will you lose and how much will
you have to let go of. This is where everything gets tricky. In a just game
those with the most should be the most afraid whilst those with less have less
to worry about, but that scenario is almost never the case. Those with fullest
pockets figure out ways to evade the traps and pitfalls and leave their fellow
man with fallout of their wicked evasion.
In a system like that
who would ever choose to have less? The problem with our society is that it
evolved around this scenario, those with more always have less to worry about
and cheat the game while honest John and Jane Does have to suffer. Now do not get
me wrong if you are someone born into more and someone who worked for their
keep then it is not your fault the world lines up in your favor, but keep in
mind that we are all still playing a game where those who slip up get swallowed
up by land sharks.
In this game there are
times when the losing players are giving miraculous chances at a better life,
but never for free. This is a game where handouts do not equate to happiness. The
only way to stop this game from playing you is to stick to your own plan, not
let anyone mess with your pieces, and come to see the difference between
winning the game and surviving it.