Facts:

Facts:

- People, we are in a world where no body actually owns anything. When you buy a house do you really own it? When you buy a car do you really own it? The answer is no.

- Life is simply like a game of monopoly, you have fun, you earn money, buy properties, trade and when it's all over everything goes back in the box.

- Simply loans, and the money we are earning every day doesn't exist

- Capitalism has failed -> We create and borrow money only to hand to the rich and let the next generation worry about the payback

- Communism has also failed. It has never been able to remove money, and leaving humans in control of decision making has always led to corruption.

- We were meant to be here to love our family, and occupy time

- There's only one earth, and when we ruin it, we're left where?

- The Venus Project (TVP) is the last hope to save this world and before I hear arguments like ''there is no such thing as utopia" and "it's against human nature" navigate over to the video below
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The truth is, this world is headed to hell, and until people wake up and see the facts as they are where less than 5% of the population owns 95%+ of the wealth, where people starve to death when we have more than enough resources. Until we all wake up and try to make change the world will continue to down spiral until there is nothing left.

We do not even own our own bodies, we do not let people sell their hearts. However, we do let them sell their blood and we let them sell their hair. I wonder if we would let them sell some of those things after death. If people really owned their bodies in the same way that they own property, we would presumably allow people to sell all of their body parts. Do we let people destroy their bodies? For centuries there were laws against self-mutilation and against suicide, now while we do allow organ donations upon death, would we allow a person to give his or her heart, while alive? When Eisenhower was President and had a heart attack, a few people came along and said that they wanted to give him their hearts. The technology was not developed enough for this to become a reality and most members of the public thought that these people were crazy. In any event, I do not think we would let living people give their hearts away merely because they were tired of living.

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We do not even own our own bodies, we do not let people sell their hearts. However, we do let them sell their blood and we let them sell their hair. I wonder if we would let them sell some of those things after death. If people really owned their bodies in the same way that they own property, we would presumably allow people to sell all of their body parts. Do we let people destroy their bodies? For centuries there were laws against self-mutilation and against suicide, now while we do allow organ donations upon death, would we allow a person to give his or her heart, while alive? When Eisenhower was President and had a heart attack, a few people came along and said that they wanted to give him their hearts. The technology was not developed enough for this to become a reality and most members of the public thought that these people were crazy. In any event, I do not think we would let living people give their hearts away merely because they were tired of living.

OMG keeps saying my request timed out -_-

Anyways yes we don't own our bodies either, with the organ donor sticker its pretty much a go ahead to not save the life but preserve the organ.

We would be forced into military or to pay all owing dept like it was years ago to if it came down to it. The freedoms and laws we have now are only good until it isn't in the governments favor.

We don't own anything we think we own, nor do we have free will,

BUMP

Very important to me, and I feel you all should see this!