Friday, June 13, 2014

Think About Other People? - 6/13/2014

Hello.  As always, reader discretion is advised.  It is also advised that you consult an attorney before and/or after reading this post.

I was at a Whole Foods Market in Colorado Springs, CO. one afternoon.  I was in the checkout line and placed my basket on the floor.  An older couple behind me said to pick it up.  They also said, "Think about other people".  I did pick up the basket and put in on the counter.  Then, I said, "If I have to think of other people, why aren't they thinking of me?"  Nobody thinks of me or about me for that matter. That's why I'm Michael Anonymous. Nobody care who I really am or any aspect of my life. The same went for Elliot Rodger.

Nobody besides his family ever cared to follow up on Elliot Rodger.  He was lucky in that aspect.  He was lucky to have family.  I, on the other hand, am an outcast.  I still consider myself an outcast of society.  I don't fit in anywhere in this world.  Many companies and corporations don't want me working for them.  If I were to get a permanent job, it would have to be subsidized by either City, County, State or Federal Governments because the private sector no longer wants me working.

Why should I think of other people if nobody thinks of me? Other people hurt me, not help me.  Give me an answer to that question.  I am still left untreated due to the high costs of mental health care.  I'll never read minds.  I leave that up to God.

That's it for this post.  Until my next post,  I still feel Elliot Rodger's pain.

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