RE: RE: When the Paradox disguises itself as Utopia But in reality it is a Dystopia
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RE: When the Paradox disguises itself as Utopia But in reality it is a Dystopia

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That is true

Making a difference and deciding to take our future into our own hands is a decision that will be considered by less number of people

And that will because the rest of the population who won't are afraid, they will lose a way of living, and probably, the peanuts, they give them as food in the form of salaries, remunerations, government promotions, etc.

And I will not surprised because in the scripture when God saved the children of Isreal from the tyrant King Pharaoh and led them into the wilderness, they bitterly complained to the servant of God, Moses about the change.

They missed the comfort(mixed with slavery) they had in Egypt, and they openly asked Moses why he took away from the land of plenty(over here, they just had access to peanut or crumbs), into the wilderness to starve and kill them

They were afraid, and never believed the Almighty who brought them out will be able to provide for them

So few persons will take up the course of their lives, and seek escape from the hands of the governments, while the rest will choose to live in their assumed safe life

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