#IDON’TCARE
Sometime
between the ages of eighty three and eighty four you get an epiphany that
strikes you like a hammer blow. Suddenly your eyes are opened wide and you
realize that all your struggles to do the right thing and to make the world a
place better than when you first entered it are totally in vain and basically immaterial.
It’s all been an illusion.
It’s
been an illusion since time immemorial. Look at the biblical reference to Cain
and Abel where Cain murdered Abel. Nothing much has changed since then.
Occasionally the Abels of the world get a little high falutin’ and give the
Cains of the word a thing or two to think about, but it doesn’t happen often
enough. Well and then there’s the politicians of course. Take Marc Garneau for
example. He’s going to study the information on seat belts in school buses
before he makes a decision on whether or not to outfit them with seat belts. I
would challenge him to sit in a school bus while getting T-boned by an eighteen
wheeler at full speed. It’s a shame that all that education and world
experience has affected his judgment.
And
another thing to think about is that big long drink of water we call our
Manitoba Premier, instead of diddling with his little pet projects he ought to
be opening up the port of Churchill to overseas traffic, saving thousands of
dollars in shipping to Europe and Asia and giving the United States the
opportunity to stick the Panama Canal to where the sun don’t shine. But he
likely won’t do that either and the U. S. will come along and scoop the whole
business up, leaving us blowing in the wind.
Well,
you can see why I’ve come to the conclusion that #IDON’TCARE. I can’t do
anything about it anyway so why bother? I’m just too old for that malarkey!
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