How Did We Become a Society of Wealkings?

“If you fail under pressure,
your strength is too small.”

Proverbs 24:10 (NLT)

There’s nothing like a little holy rolling to start off an email…And we’re not sorry if you’re offended by it.

In fact, you should be offended by how easily so many snowflakes are offended by anything and everything that defies their way of thinking.

The current battle cry of those most offended is:

“The government needs to do more to protect us from the CoronaVirus. We need more government assistance.  Let’s give illegals more free money and benefits than we give veterans and those who’ve paid into social security for most of their lives”…

Waaaahhhh, Waaaahhhh, Waaaaahhhh!

All I can say is:  “Would somebody PLEASE call a Waammbulance for these pathetic crybabies?”

To further illustrate how wimpy we’ve become, compare how the few remaining WWII veterans dealt with what they experienced to today’s weaklings.

The WWII vets were told to be tough.  They witnessed dozens (if not more) of their friends die.  Yet, they got over it.

One of the reasons is that they didn’t put a name on it (PTSD) back then.  They didn’t encourage anyone to embrace their negative feelings.  Nor did they encourage them to accept a negative diagnosis.

Contrast that to today where people are now afraid to go back to work out of fear they’ll get sick…And if they do get sick it will be Trump’s fault.

Here’s the point: What you focus on gets bigger.

So, instead of focusing and whining over how a small group of elitists destroyed our economy, why not focus on something positive or productive?

Ironically (or NOT) socialist ideology is not positive nor is it productive.

Those who choose to see opportunity in adversity will prosper.  Those choosing to live in fear end up falling apart like a two-dollar suitcase.

Don’t be one of them.

Serious turbulence in the markets will come upon us like a thief in the night.

It’s going to be a once in a lifetime opportunity for those with ears to hear.

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