February 3rd, 2013 
Bell 
Why do we need a competitve world when it only divides humans into the winners and losers?
I honestly feel that competition is truly unnecessary in our society. It’s an artificial boundary mankind has established resulting in separation, superiority, inferiority complexes, class structures, false pride, hatred, jealousy and numeroous other problems. We have it in art, sports, business, government, everywhere all the time. It’s about time we start rethinking this social implanted mentality.
Competition was created to be fun and healthy. It is supposed to build team work and camaraderie. Unfortunately, some people take it too seriously.
Morningland Dairy raided and another family business destroyed 01/25/13
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