Clarification

I just want to clarify the post from yesterday. I don’t hold anything against anyone except when people portray themselves as victims of their own choices. You know? I mean if you’ve smoked your whole life, you’re to blame for your health issues. Don’t ask me to save you if you’re not willing to save yourself. And to claim that employers can’t hold you accountable for drug addiction because it’s a medical issue is bullshit too.

At the risk of sounding churchy or preachy I want to say that I love everyone the way that God loves me. But it frustrates me when people try to shift responsibility for their actions onto society as a whole. Does that make sense? Trust me, I’m not a bitch. Some of you even know that first-hand.

And maybe you’ll get my views on church later. I’m very fed up with that area of my life right now too.

Peace. I love you.

About That Half-Mil…

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Please watch and enjoy. Then be inspired.

I also want to add…

I don’t have a tremendous amount of sympathy for self-inflicted disability. This applies to addictions of all kinds – including food. I battle my own demons but it would certainly never occur to me to insist that I’m a member of a protected class because of my weight. Nor would I presume that I’m entitled to privileges and compensation designed to help the truly handicapped. UGH. Take care of your self and don’t expect society to do it for you. I read about so many abuses of the system in graduate school that it turns my stomach.

I also think that everyone should have equal access to quality health care. I just doubt the current body of legislators’ ability to create something that isn’t a bureaucratic nightmare. They’re lawyers focused on keeping lawyers employed not accountants and lean gurus focused on a customer value creating outcome. That’s a pity.