CONFESSION ZERO

Dear Joseph, lucky for you, all businesses accept money, even that which is spent by judgmental representatives. Odd thing about you being (seen as) a representative of the people of Oklahoma, Joseph, did the oath you took say anything about denouncing gays, did it encourage discrimination against them or anyone in your district? No? Then why are you insisting on being discriminatory? Shame on you, brother. Articles of Impeachment might be a viable pathway for the people you "represent" to follow. Bless you and yours, Joseph. Sincerely, Mark r. Prime © 2015 Mark Richard Prime, I am.

(Trapped) Anything a government forces, eventually collapses in on itself. Let’s not bind ourselves to such trappings, instead change the way we do “business”. Rethink our ideas of money. In other words, go at the root and make it a method that does not have those with and those without. Silly humans trying to buy our way out of debt by the same means that got us there. Change it from the root, banish the thought of some… One is the largest number when it comes to the collective One. Do the math- One + One = One. One is First then add One and it is One. Add as many One’s as you can, you will always get One, collectively speaking that is. © 2014 Mark Richard Prime

© 2014 Mark Richard Prime

(The Neighborhood Peace Garden Project) Support and forgiveness are not the same thing. We, the people's of the US, must demand of our "government", of which we pay taxes to "support" their agenda, cease dropping bombs upon all peoples and that they do everything they can to clean up the water, air and soil? That's "supporting" the collective. If the government doesn't act to do so, we the people have need to "forgive" them (ourselves) and need to discontinue our "support" of their aggression. (It appears that the people have begun to demand more of their governments, demanding more of ourselves. Let us hope this trend continues around the globe...) To Me forgiveness and acceptance are not similar, they're replicas of one another. When we forgive, we've accepted them as they are, when we accept them, we've forgiven them as they are. Begrudgingly accepting someone is not acceptance, it is tolerance. ...