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A Conversation with a Water Media Reader
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It was different way back then.a man could work and pay off a house and provide for his wife and children.
I’m sure this man wants to give his family security. He wants the house and the family. His wife needs to work as well to help him even if it’s part-time.
My sister always went back to work, full-time, six months after the baby was born, with both kids.
Today especially , You sometimes have to move where it’s affordable.
I’m in a regional area and I’m seeing many moving further out , here where houses are under $200,000.
With rentals, it’s money down the drain, and you end up having to move all the time. Kids change schools etc.
The home, the house is important, as you want to settle down in one spot.
beautifully , with heart and sensibility you spoke sir .
More than money , in times of pressure , you and your warmth shared with another man , time , understanding , kindness and hopefully that eased his anxiety
And soon he’ll be out oSheree Sheree
So what is the solution, that’s what needs to be talked about
One thing I notice is that the people don’t like what is happening but won’t unite for change
When we do nothing for change (uniting of the people) we are part of the problem of a job, because everyone is bending over and accepting smart meters
Our natural resources have been sold out to foreign interests. -They pay almost no taxes
-Make goods using our raw materials and sell it back to us for big profit. Furthermore our government taxes is on the same products. So we are shafted by China ,India and the rest as well as our own government.
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Well said mate. I just love your posts. I’m in tears thinking about what you’re saying.
We don’t have to turn back the clock, just compare ourselves with Norway. A resource rich country that made a decision 20 or so years ago that the wealth of the country was for the people of the country. Norway now owns about 3 to 4% of all the shares in the whole world, all paying dividends to the Norwegian government and this wealth poor is used for the good of the Norwegian people. We have been fooled, hoodwinked, robbed.
Our water meter friend could maybe look at fifo but our children and grandchildren are screwed.