It's your fault. It's all your
fault. Everything wrong in your life is entirely your fault.
And thank goodness for that! If it
wasn't your fault, then what control would you have when it comes to making
your life better? Of course, it's not politically correct to write these
things. If you are unemployed, it's because of a lousy boss, bad economy or
terrible political leadership. If you have diabetes, it's because of your genes
or the lack of money or time to eat properly.
We are conditioned to believe that
such problems are decidedly not our fault. We're told it's never our fault. Our
weight problem is not because we drink too much soda, it's because evil
convenience stores provide cups that are too large. We watch presidential
debates where both candidates talk over each other to tell the American public
either how government is to blame or how government will fix everything -- but
hear nothing about the individual's role in improving the economy. read more
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