Wise Words

[Bahco]

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• Bahco
• 3 May 2015
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Ring True anyone?

 

[noseall]

Money is pointless without good health.

 

[securespark]

I'll go with that.

Says the guy currently on 55 meds a day.

 

[AronSearle]

Some guy that doesn't have to work for a living points out how working for a living is not fun.

/wise.

 

[noseall]

Some guy that doesn't have to work for a living points out how working for a living is not fun.

What do you class as work?

Do you reckon the DL sits around all day playing chess?

 

[AronSearle]

Some guy that doesn't have to work for a living points out how working for a living is not fun.

What do you class as work?

Do you reckon the DL sits around all day playing chess?

Do you think he ever worries about paying bills, a mortgage or a pension?

What about paying for the upbringing of family and children, paying for their education and leaving some for of inheritance.

It is very easy for someone with no financial responsibilities to spin a moral tale about the destructive pursuit of wealth.

 

[cajar]

I would think being the Dali Lama would require one to have a good understanding of it (the condition of man) and he is there to offer the 'alternative' viewpoint

 

[AronSearle]

You wouldn't trust someone to fix your car that has no experience with them and avoids using them.

But you will listen to a moral message about the pursuit of wealth from a celibate man who has no children or financial commitments.

Strange.

 

[noseall]

You wouldn't trust someone to fix your car that has no experience with them and avoids using them.

But you will listen to a moral message about the pursuit of wealth from a celibate man who has no children or financial commitments.

Strange.

Why do you find it strange that people are listening to a preacher?

 

[Norcon]

You wouldn't trust someone to fix your car that has no experience with them and avoids using them.

But you will listen to a moral message about the pursuit of wealth from a celibate man who has no children or financial commitments.

Strange.

Yes far better to listen to some chav who has the experience of fathering a few dozen children and gets his financial advice down the pub on how to swindle the local social security offices funded by taxpayers.

 

[cajar]

You wouldn't trust someone to fix your car that has no experience with them and avoids using them.

But you will listen to a moral message about the pursuit of wealth from a celibate man who has no children or financial commitments.

Strange.

Not enough to change my life drastically on the basis of it. But as a piece of throw away commentary about working ourselves ill then spending ourselves well, sure. Nothing more than a little reminder to keep balance and moderation in your life imo.