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Posted on 11/11/2024 by Daniel

After the Falklands incident a man came home who had been badly burned and his face and body needed many grafts. He was on TV saying how hard he found it to find any work having left the army/navy. I was working on a building site at the time and one of the supervisors had no sympathy for him stating he could easily drive a taxi as that didn’t take much skill. It was at that moment I learned the working class do not have much time for each other, but are filled with the idea that if they have to work 60 hours a week, everyone should.

It is the same mind-set that hates immigrants for having a job and paying taxes, argues with their womenfolk for voting a different way, doesn’t care how many children are slaughtered so they have the freedom to buy a gun from Walmart, blames an entire tribe for the corruption of one and concentrates on the speck of dust in another’s eye rather than the plank in their own.

Manga have no self-doubt and that makes them poor thinkers. Poor thinkers are politically naïve. The politically naïve cause war.

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#manga

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