Questions: Society & Politics

For me it’s a sheer 10 it will trump pretty much any other trait. I get used to people being abut sh! tty or like wheee they are tying to be kind but it’s a chore. Once in a while you cone across a truly kind person where you can see the joy they get in just being at peace with people & it is so beautiful. Kind of intoxicating.

I do not mean weak or ineffectual. Kindness in my opinion different than “being nice” comes with wisdom and strength inherent within & it isn’t arbitrarily doled out in any situation that calls for something more.

Anyhow, I think it’s kind of tropes like everyone wants someone kind but very often not what people end up going for - which is curious. And I’m saying after the facade is broken and whomever was pretending to be kind really isn’t. I don’t think that in itself drives everyone away tho logically, it should.

Tho I suppose shouldn’t be surprising as there is a general social incoherence regarding what seems good snd preferable with what we gravitate towards, and perhaps this is learnt…Stuff we are chastised as children for going to other children is encouraged once we reach adulthood. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Ever wish you were able to choose where your tax dollars were spent? Where would you want your money to go to?

A local news story centres around a man who was given a "stone age" burial in the woods by his daughter. (The article later calls it medieval but let's not split hairs).
He lived an off grid lifestyle with no electricity, was 'anti-establishment and refused normal medical treatment prefering holistic remedies.

www.dailymail.co.uk/.../...ng-body-house-days.html

The judge pretty much let his daughter off giving her a light suspended sentence and praising her for doing a good job.

But do you think you should be allowed to bury people without informing the authorities?