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Fall Falls
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Saturday, November 2, 2019    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Written By: R.F. Husnik

                                   

 

Sometimes, as a year

nears its’ end,

if all one’s

attributes of consciousness

align favorably,

it may appear

that fall falls timelessly,

that is, imaginings

of contemplative quietude

may portend winter to come

but also remember

summer passed

 

Yet, it seems so often

we find but minimal repose

when we exhaust our

armaments of individuality

and right living against

those who for their own

selfish gain or need for

power express half truths

and complete falsehoods

in their attempts

to thwart actions which

in their souls and minds

even they know would

make America great again

 

And those whose goal

it is to make life better

are often the targets

of troublemakers who

wish to steal the wealth,

integrity, and even well-being

of the working classes,

and redistribute those assets

and intangible aids of

survival to losers, crybabies,

and haters of America

 

Thus, today as autumn

fades, our prayer is

that those leaders who

fight the tyranny of

left-wing extremism

would be allowed

to help America,

and that those who

exist in Congress only

to further their own

political and monetary

agendas, would stop

wasting legislative time

and taxpayers dollars


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 Reviews of "Fall Falls"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 3, 2019
You start out with a look at fall and then launch into a tirade about something that is wrong with America. You claim that "money will be taken from working-class people" when it is the working class people that are losing income ever since Reagan economics began moving the power of the people to the control of the rich. And if you would look carefully at the funds raised by politicians, the ones leaning to the right will have far more funds given to them by the health damaging industries (fossil fuels, tobacco, pharmaceuticals) and insider deals on the side than those from the left.

I agree that extremism, name-calling, and petty, personalized attacks do not solve our problems. There is a great need to provide a equal playing field for entrepreneurship, fair wages for a fair days work (Texas pays $8 per hour to caregivers like mine--trying living on that--minimum wage is $7.25 and hasn't changed in years). Sure, it hurts small business. But nobody should have to work at those wages.

What you overlook is, for example, the current situation where as high as 60% of college teachers are on contract as adjunct professors. They have no benefits and some are paid so little, even with doctorates and post doctorates, that they have to live in their cars. The whole compensation system is geared towards money and not towards the well-being of citizens. Ask the Wisconsin farmers. They may tell you that they think it's the left wing regulations and taxes that are killing them (while saving their farms from poisons offered in the private sector) when it is the commodities market that buys the cheapest from all over the world and doesn't give a holy shit whether Wisconsin farmers get their due are not. People are now buying stupid almond milk while California is burning from almonds sucking up all the aquifers… Go figure.

Ron


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