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Sun Tzu · 10-30-2008, 09:27 PM

Come on. . . . .Fuck Amway. Some people go to Medical school and still end up broke. Some people start out as a limousine driver to owning a million dollar company. The Driver Provider Others come up with a good idea, take a little risk and create wealth in that direction zip pots are here!. I personally know eight people that came from nothing, didn’t take hand outs, had 100% intention, didn’t listen to phrases like “eh you have to be lucky”, and created liberty for themselves. Amway, ditch digger, brain surgeon, whatever-not the point I was trying to make. I’m not willing to sacrifice what it would take to succeed in that direction. If you want to lump Amway (which I clearly stated I hate) with going to the casino or even snake oil salesmen that’s fine. It’s a lot easier when failure sets in to claim being a victim of bad luck isn’t it?

How many people does Seville Estate indirectly kill with its product each year? Is McDonalds fucking over scores of people, or are they the pinnacle of healthy eating? You’re making Amway out to sound like the Elgordo Lottery Promo.

Some people see getting from point A to point B as a mixture of two elements= mechanism and "luck". Percentages may vary, but it really doesn’t matter because in the absence of luck, all that is produced is "why me" or "its not fair" for a lot of hard working people.

Some people will see getting from point A to point B as requiring only one factor- 100% intention. Working hard with 70, 80 even 95% intention will only produce accomplishing some of the goal. Aside from uncontrollable elements, anyone that has 100% intention in achieving what they set out to do, let nothing stop them. They created a way or found a way. I’m only referring to legal ways

No I wasn’t saying unemployed people should go to Amway, but I think you knew that. I think unemployed people; that are able, should look through the Sunday paper and possibly do something they don’t like doing. At least until the determination to do what they want to do takes over.

Im a big fan of Star Trek, I think society might even be better in that direction. I don't think human nature will ever let it happen. If you want to accuse someone of fucking people over why dont you yell at the Federal Reserve or World bank.

10-30-2008, 09:27 PM	#147 (permalink)
Sun Tzu Conspiracy Realist Location: The Event Horizon	Come on. . . . .Fuck Amway. Some people go to Medical school and still end up broke. Some people start out as a limousine driver to owning a million dollar company. The Driver Provider Others come up with a good idea, take a little risk and create wealth in that direction zip pots are here!. I personally know eight people that came from nothing, didn’t take hand outs, had 100% intention, didn’t listen to phrases like “eh you have to be lucky”, and created liberty for themselves. Amway, ditch digger, brain surgeon, whatever-not the point I was trying to make. I’m not willing to sacrifice what it would take to succeed in that direction. If you want to lump Amway (which I clearly stated I hate) with going to the casino or even snake oil salesmen that’s fine. It’s a lot easier when failure sets in to claim being a victim of bad luck isn’t it? How many people does Seville Estate indirectly kill with its product each year? Is McDonalds fucking over scores of people, or are they the pinnacle of healthy eating? You’re making Amway out to sound like the Elgordo Lottery Promo. Some people see getting from point A to point B as a mixture of two elements= mechanism and "luck". Percentages may vary, but it really doesn’t matter because in the absence of luck, all that is produced is "why me" or "its not fair" for a lot of hard working people. Some people will see getting from point A to point B as requiring only one factor- 100% intention. Working hard with 70, 80 even 95% intention will only produce accomplishing some of the goal. Aside from uncontrollable elements, anyone that has 100% intention in achieving what they set out to do, let nothing stop them. They created a way or found a way. I’m only referring to legal ways No I wasn’t saying unemployed people should go to Amway, but I think you knew that. I think unemployed people; that are able, should look through the Sunday paper and possibly do something they don’t like doing. At least until the determination to do what they want to do takes over. Im a big fan of Star Trek, I think society might even be better in that direction. I don't think human nature will ever let it happen. If you want to accuse someone of fucking people over why dont you yell at the Federal Reserve or World bank. __________________ *To confine our attention to terrestrial matters would be to limit the human spirit.- Stephen Hawking* Last edited by Sun Tzu; 10-30-2008 at 09:39 PM..