- 04 Dec 2018 16:35
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@QatzelOk that is exactly what they worship. It is their true religion. Wealth accumulation is virtuous and as such any culture, nation, or value opposed to that is in the wrong.
The opposite is true..
There should be balance in all things. People generally don't need great luxuries Q. But they do need stablity and decent housing, nutritious food and clean water, health care, a cheap and clean way of transportation, and a great education free of a great love for biased views where capitalism and American style consumerism are the only concepts emphasized.
You need to formally write out your ideas, concepts and experiences Q.
I get such pleasure from reading your thoughts. They are adaptable to visual media and an arresting narrative.
It would make such a fine work of art, and science too. Consider It! You should pitch it to the film schools in San Antonio de los Banos in La Habana, the Mexican film schools at the UNAM. Even experimental film places for students in many countries
Such great ideas you have darling Q!
The opposite is true..
There should be balance in all things. People generally don't need great luxuries Q. But they do need stablity and decent housing, nutritious food and clean water, health care, a cheap and clean way of transportation, and a great education free of a great love for biased views where capitalism and American style consumerism are the only concepts emphasized.
You need to formally write out your ideas, concepts and experiences Q.
I get such pleasure from reading your thoughts. They are adaptable to visual media and an arresting narrative.
It would make such a fine work of art, and science too. Consider It! You should pitch it to the film schools in San Antonio de los Banos in La Habana, the Mexican film schools at the UNAM. Even experimental film places for students in many countries
Such great ideas you have darling Q!
La historia de mi amor
se pudiera encontrar
en cada corazón,
en cada soledad.
Silvio Rodriguez
se pudiera encontrar
en cada corazón,
en cada soledad.
Silvio Rodriguez