Shame On Us Millennials

We have grown up in an era that is all about competition and being the best. We have been trained to always ensure we are better than the next person, that no one should be better than us. Sometimes that may mean pushing someone down so that we get some upliftment. What happened to camaraderie? What happened to being happy seeing others succeed? This era of greed and capitalism has turned humans into animals. Animals to the point where humans are literally reduced to numbers. Feelings and emotions, the very elements that make us human beings, are thrown out the window for a quick profit. Why? Why does it have to be this way? It doesn't. But to alter it would take a significant sacrifice from a largely insecure population. Speaking of insecurity, new terms such as "big beautiful women" have been developed so that fat women (same applies for males) can feel secure about their body. Let me break something to you. Being fat is not okay. Not because you look terrible, but because there is a terrible effect on your health and that directly affects your future as well as that of your families. America, the land of the free, the greatest nation in the world, is the country with the most problems in the world. Why? Because of greed. People start to put on more and more weight because they can't take care of their bodies. Why? Because they are so hell bent in making all the money they can, so when the corrupt, greedy monsters on Wall Street decide to ruin the economy, while making a ton of money, normal people would have some cash to live without a job. This is not okay. With the election of Donald Trump, healthcare has created a huge furor all over the country. The fact that people would want to repeal a healthcare bill in order to destroy someone else's accomplishment to help millions of people, is sickening. Sure, there are millions who are not reaping the benefits of Obamacare. But there are millions who are, and while they may not ever say it, they are forever grateful for it. Instead of fighting for every damn penny (which is probably going to be spent in clubs anyway), live a decent life and be willing to sacrifice for others. President Obama offered to pay for the costs of Beau Biden's healthcare. Sure, President Obama had millions in the bank, yet he offered to help, right? Similarly, by not reaping the benefits of the ACA, by spending that extra $3000/year, you are helping save someone's life. Be happy with that. Stop worrying about where your money is going and start worrying about your own health so that you don't ever have to depend on someone else for healthcare. Be nice to everyone, help reduce fear and insecurity, take chances and risks, and it will pay off. Stop being fucking douchebags.