Mentally I’m a member group three and I’d like to say, Mason and Mark are very gifted. This was brilliant, and very impressive. Greed is a horrible thing and excess is without a doubt, the root to our sin. It literally corrupts our nature. It’s as simple as wanting more than is needed and necessary. Of course, it’s causing hardship for others, sadly this kind of excessiveness is destructive in every way. This breaks our problem down to laymanize so we all can understand. Terms. It is hard and sad to hear that it is the behaviors of those who are fortunate, sometimes unbeknown to them because of their inability to relate, and their unwillingness to comprehend, their excess is at the expense of those who are already suffering. I remember my parents wanting to have parties and requiring the household staff spend special times with family, working. I remember finding the housekeeper near tears and my mother knew she was upset but she brushed it off, it bothered me and I told her I wasn’t interested in her party. I ran off. When my dad found me I told him why was what mom wanted to do more important than Ruth spending time with her family. I believe someone was sick and she wanted to go be with them. Dad agreed and he went and told Ruth to take the next couple days off and she burst into tears of gratitude. Mom wasn’t happy but dad told her if a child was disturbed by her behavior that was really all there was to say. She glared at me and I glared back at her. I told her she was a mean, heartless person and I still wasn’t interested in her party. Two days later she came to me in tears and apologized. We have to care about how we treat others. Our feelings are not the only ones that matter. That’s how simple believe one is privilege is. That’s how easy it is to really hurt someone else. Ruth’s husband was battling Cancer. He was very ill and died later that year. To keep her from her sick husband was simply cruel. When mom found out who was sick and what the illness was she felt horrible. But she would not have thought twice about it if I hadn’t been so disturbed by Ruth’s tears. It’s terrible.
