8 Reasons Why Moving Forward is Really Moving Backwards
Lisa | Nov 23, 2008 | Comments 0
Today someone told me that she thinks moving forward is really moving backwards.
It’s like the human life cycle. You start out as a blithering baby, and at 80, you end up as one.
When I was in college, my advisor read me a quote that went something like this:
“The youth today will have no future. They have no respect for their elders, for society, for the way things should be.”
This is a quote from Socrates during one of those B.C. years. And probably by every parent in the world since then.
Go figure.
So here’s 8 reasons why moving forward is really moving backwards - and why sometimes that might not be so bad.
GOOD REASONS
- More is Less. Keeping up with the Joneses has become spending less than the Joneses.
- Walking is better than taking your car.
- Growing your own food is better than buying it.
- Gas prices are at 2005 levels, and dropping.
- Obama brings back the Clinton Brigade.
BAD REASONS
- We’re in a depression. Oh, I mean recession. First we couldn’t say the “r” word, now we’re not supposed to say the “d” word.
- Foreign countries own most of the land in America. BAD for us, GOOD for them.
- The modern day health system is a joke. I guess that’s never changed.
Kangaroos only move forward, never backwards.
Go figure.
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