The Road was once the future of civilization whether you understood or not. It was and is still a symbol of civilization. Basic income and automation is a symbol of the present and future of civilization and of capitalism. There is nothing ideological but coldly capitalist about both automation and basic income. Any argument is just evidence of illiteracy regardless of whether the argument is purported in English or in a good and dliligent West Indian Creole Accent since it does not make any sense to argue with a simple linear result while it may be uncomfortable to some who wished to hedge against the future in hopes of seeing some biblical philosophy fulfilled before they honestly recognise its fulfillment in previous generations such as Megiddo 1918. Yet, you would like to say that the only person who finishes his exam is the devil or a threat to your sense of authority; that he works too hard while you are the Sunday School teacher in Nottingham so how can you not remember that what is not done in faith is sin..and you must not being teaching in faith but in maleficent resentment and you don't want the students to do anything to die before they can actually do something in faith where you would resent their belief in God and in themselves; rather unusual!
The Road was once the future of civilization whether you understood or not. It was and is still a symbol of civilization. Basic income and automation is a symbol of the present and future of civilization and of capitalism. There is nothing ideological but coldly capitalist about both automation and basic income. Any argument is just evidence of illiteracy regardless of whether the argument is purported in English or in a good and dliligent West Indian Creole Accent since it does not make any sense to argue with a simple linear result while it may be uncomfortable to some who wished to hedge against the future in hopes of seeing some biblical philosophy fulfilled before they honestly recognise its fulfillment in previous generations such as Megiddo 1918.
Yet, you would like to say that the only person who finishes his exam is the devil or a threat to your sense of authority; that he works too hard while you are the Sunday School teacher in Nottingham so how can you not remember that what is not done in faith is sin..and you must not being teaching in faith but in maleficent resentment and you don't want the students to do anything to die before they can actually do something in faith where you would resent their belief in God and in themselves; rather unusual!
Yet, you would like to say that the only person who finishes his exam is the devil or a threat to your sense of authority; that he works too hard while you are the Sunday School teacher in Nottingham so how can you not remember that what is not done in faith is sin..and you must not being teaching in faith but in maleficent resentment and you don't want the students to do anything to die before they can actually do something in faith where you would resent their belief in God and in themselves; rather unusual!
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