Over 16,529,776 people are on fubar.
What are you waiting for?
What is the problem with some people thinking that they are so much better than anyone else on this planet? I mean really, We are all born of flesh and bone and connected to everyone else on this earth because we are all human. All one species created by GOD himself. No one person is better than any other.
Some people raise their children to act superior to others to make themselves feel better. Like making other people that have less than you are not worth anything because they are poor or just different. Even these same kids make fun of rich people because they have money and flaunt it.
This is a bad and vicious cycle that needs to stop. We are all one. Equal in every way. Yes the same even though we may be different colored skin, hair, eye color, body size, the clothes we choose to wear or don't and yes even if the amount in our pocket book is different in amount. Even if in that pocketbook the money is a euro, a peso, a yen or even a dollar bill. It is all spendable. It buys things to feed and nourish your family's body's.
Speaking in a different tongues. We all speak and talk about the same daily things. Are my children going to grow up big and strong and have a family of their own someday. Hey you know what I think I am going to have a doughnut today instead of a bowl of cereal. We also look at ourselves the same way too. Are they looking at me because I wore my skirt to tight today or because I wore my hair up instead of down or even maybe there is still a small streak of pink in my hair from a party I went to last night.
The human race all work, live and love like every other person on this planet. So, just freaking get over yourself. What you do effects not just one person but everyone they know and everyone else around you and them. Think about that next time before you shoot off your mouth about some stupid thing to make another human being feel inferior.
That is my two cents hope someone reads this and gets the idea I was trying to put out.
