To the ridiculously rich money becomes nothing more than a tool you use to throw at problems. The more of that tool you have the bigger the problems you can subdue under a pile of cash. That’s why those people have an insatiable appetite for more and more money. Once you understand this concept other things start to fall into place. For instance the ridiculously rich’s propensity for throwing millions of dollars at the opportunity to protect billions and trillions in profits. Money circulating in an economy is life to us, to them it’s just wasted resources that could be hoarded for the future. The problem with their concept of money is in how short sighted their goals really are. Those of you who see money as a means of survival understand that we all need to move forward or none of us will. The short sighted rich think there will always be a planet and people to serve them, even though they take no precautions to preserve either.

It’s theirs, they can do what they want, but, three times now Facebook has entrapped me to ban me.

For the third time Facebook handed me a meme in my memories with a share button, and as soon as I shared it they banned me for violating their community standards. These were memes that I didn’t author. These were memes that Facebook previously allowed to be shared and then placed in a location to return to me as memories. These bannings are an automated process, Facebook controls the timing. How interesting is it that they would wait until I repost a meme they handed me with that very purpose in mind, before applying their recognition process to see if it was one of the memes on their ban list.

I’m not mad. It tickles me that without their complicity I would never have run afoul of their automation on my own. Another funny thing is that unless they make available a list of the meme’s they ban users for, I don’t have any way of preventing it from happening again. Like I said, it’s theirs and they can do what they want. At some point I’m going to stop seeing the humor in it.