QuoteAs you know, I'm no fan of any money at all,

The current system in the Seattle Area is experimenting with this.  People are walking into stores and walking out with what they need.  There is no law enforcement to stop them.

This will lead to a bad end.  People who actually have jobs and see this do not like it.  Can you wonder why?

Planning a life to get to work on time.  Taking care of the business of an * ordinary life.  This requires focus for which there should be reward.  Watching adult children who live extraordinary lives steal does not sit well with a normal commitment.

A lot of people are walking around confused.  Eliminate all money and one of them is going to walk into my grocery store and take all the chocolate.  The roaches who visit our store do take more than they need.  I see it every day.  All the chocolate would soon be gone.

Leaving none for me.  I work so I can buy some.  I am not working just for my health.  Though after a professional career, and reaching the generation of wisdom, and where work is somewhat optional for me.  Working in a warehouse does make me a bad-ass motherfucker.


* An ordinary life is not to be despised.  An ordinary life simply has social obligations like children and care of the infirm and elderly.  An exceptional life is that of a young man who is paid as well, or almost as well as an ordinary man, but who does not have the normal financial obligations of an ordinary man.  With young men this often leads to enough free time and excess cash that the infirm in the head easily find trouble.