"SUCCESS is the new FAILURE"
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- rasko40
it's nice to know that (at least when a female speaks) there are people that want to voice opinions on this. It seems people still think in rather predictable fashions, rather one sided, ratherpointless.
There is always the talk of whether or not you desire a product or a brand, whether you would pay more for jeans or rather the taste of branded coffee in a train station.
This adheres to the subtleties of branding, perpetuates the myth of one being better than the other. Little is mentioned about personal freedom, about freedom of thought, about freedom of personality. I am not talking about basic rights, I am not thinking about the right to visit selfridges on a sunday. I am talking about whether I should shop at all, I am asking about the political party that doesn't exist, and yet I want to vote for them, I am speaking of the unseen clothing label making clothes from earth, I'm asking about the discount furniture store too cheap not to visit.
But no, this is too much to ponder, too many questions to ask. Actually, I want to pay more for the experience, afterall, I paid for it right? I did better? I worked harder didn't I? Surely I deserve more?