"G20 protesters break into Royal Bank of Scotland"
-01/04/09
Yesterday, when I saw this on the news, I kinda felt sad for the banks. I was hoping that the protestors didn’t take it as far as breaking into the bank... i.e. no violence. but today. I tell you, my mind has changed. This world is evil. It’s out to get every last possible penny and it doesn’t give a damn. Why? Cause we are just a number. Not a life, not a person, just a number and numbers don’t count until there are a significant number of them. i.e. it takes 20 people to die in an NHS hospital in order for the number to be a cause of care, more like worry for themselves. Even if 500 people is less than 1% of the big number, they don’t count. They have to die or kill or break into banks to be noticed. I don’t know what people running this expect… for people to just payout for their indulgence?
Fair enough we have to pay tax but then they increase the price of fuel, road tax, central charging zones, £40- £70 parking fine, increase in transportation fares and then at the end of it when one can’t pay, they put interest on his outstandings, and force his hand, take him to court, then keep him in the records like he’s a criminal. Now how is the average person supposed to feel when he is been treated like less of a person i.e. a criminal. He becomes one and it’s not his fault? Everyman has a sense of justice firing in his heart and when he knows that he has been treated unfairly, he wants to do something, something big. Something that says, “hey, you dont just treat me like this and get away with it.”
I have no sympathy for these organisations or the way they run, The System. To the point where I could liken the riots against the banks (who would’ve had a day off anyway and are probably on holiday), I’d liken their action against the banks with a hungry, more like starving man who steals a banana from the supermarket. Is it not evil to throw him into prison?
In the end, the supermarket gives the starving man a job. Starving man sweats and spends all his time making money for the supermarket who then intern only give him enough to stay alive, just enough not to ask for what is rightfully his, a decent amount to take home with him.
Nothing really happens to the big guys. They always get away with their big pensions. The people who get hurt are the employees. The riots only end up hurting the employees. The person who’s trying to make a dollar out of 2 sence. The only people who loose anything are the “starving men”. The patients who die in hospitals; the nurses who are sick at home because of stress, deprecation etc; the frustrations of teenagers who’s parents don’t have the time/opportunity to be an example and their kids resorting to knife crime; the employees fired for the losses corporations make from money making schemes that rely on putting people in more dept.
There is no justice in this world. It’s the perfect “World System”, it only works for the system, not the people.
Fair enough we have to pay tax but then they increase the price of fuel, road tax, central charging zones, £40- £70 parking fine, increase in transportation fares and then at the end of it when one can’t pay, they put interest on his outstandings, and force his hand, take him to court, then keep him in the records like he’s a criminal. Now how is the average person supposed to feel when he is been treated like less of a person i.e. a criminal. He becomes one and it’s not his fault? Everyman has a sense of justice firing in his heart and when he knows that he has been treated unfairly, he wants to do something, something big. Something that says, “hey, you dont just treat me like this and get away with it.”
I have no sympathy for these organisations or the way they run, The System. To the point where I could liken the riots against the banks (who would’ve had a day off anyway and are probably on holiday), I’d liken their action against the banks with a hungry, more like starving man who steals a banana from the supermarket. Is it not evil to throw him into prison?
In the end, the supermarket gives the starving man a job. Starving man sweats and spends all his time making money for the supermarket who then intern only give him enough to stay alive, just enough not to ask for what is rightfully his, a decent amount to take home with him.
Nothing really happens to the big guys. They always get away with their big pensions. The people who get hurt are the employees. The riots only end up hurting the employees. The person who’s trying to make a dollar out of 2 sence. The only people who loose anything are the “starving men”. The patients who die in hospitals; the nurses who are sick at home because of stress, deprecation etc; the frustrations of teenagers who’s parents don’t have the time/opportunity to be an example and their kids resorting to knife crime; the employees fired for the losses corporations make from money making schemes that rely on putting people in more dept.
There is no justice in this world. It’s the perfect “World System”, it only works for the system, not the people.
Vindicate the weak and fatherless; Do justice to the
afflicted and destitute
Defend weak people and orphans. Protect
the rights of the oppressed and the poor
Defend the poor and
fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy
