278. We as in the human race tend to fail our selves through our teachings. My skin and form makes me human and that is all it makes me. My inner person my soul is what makes me what I am.

277. I have known many a person through the years that has had only an 8th grade education. Many of them were able to do more than I could mainly because they had the desire to become what they were. I have also known several people who went to college that I wouldn’t want working for me. The inner person their attitude and desire to work with those around them were all wrong and when they were told as such they claimed it was the uneducated person who held similar jobs that were at fault.

276. Its time we all learned the color of one’s skin does not make the person what they are. The inner person however does do that by the things they are taught and what they believe. Yet too many races are using their skin color and their ancestry as reasons as to why they are being held back behind other races. They tend to use the past too often for their reasoning as to why they are as they are. When in all actuality it is them selves that has held them back. Allow the true person within you come forth and lead the way. Do onto others as you wish to have done onto yourself. Work for what you want in life and never say the color of my skin has made me as I am. For only each of us has made us what we are. Give up the titles and colors and become a person well worthy of being known by those who you meet throughout your life.

275. Is it just me or does government, seem to believe the letters in taxes have a different or hidden meaning something along the lines of. T= Take as much as you can get. A= and then attempt to get more afterwards. X receives an e in front of it so that they Easily explain their needs for more money. E= Egotistical meaning that by readily spending the taxes on the things government often does it is to support the members ability to be remembered. S= Many things to them such as, Self as in the more money they can Suck out of our wallets means more for them. Either to put in their wallets or spend to show the people they are working. (Note this was just the first lines of thought that popped into my head there is a multitude of other words that would fit as well)

274. It is well worth one’s time to fight for the rights others even if the particular right is not of your liking. The ideals of this country have been set in the simple beliefs that all of mankind should be free and that they are all equal in the eyes of the Lord. Therefore those who feel the need to take away any rights of others is either incapable of understanding the founding principles of this country or they believe themselves as being more worthy of being heard in spite of the contrary attitudes they hold above the majority. Freedom of speech, Freedom to worship as we so desire, the right to bare arms, these three seem to the most commonly attacked in the world today. The greatest challenge here today is fighting others to grow up and become adults who hold the knowledge that not everything can be as you want it. I can see such attitudes from children but I can not accept it from an adult.