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This concept of barter used to be there in ancient times and the surprising thing is that we have it in our country in many villages and even in the cities too. This concept is a good one as there is no money exchanging hands and you do not end up transacting. This is services for services or goods for services or services for goods or goods for goods it can be a combination of any of the four options.
In the villages many farmers take the services of labour and pay them in the form of rice or food grains grown from the field. So both the parties are happy with the concept. They also exchange services like getting something for someone staying in the village from the cities and they being given some goods which the person has grown in the village. On the whole this is a successful concept. Only thing is we need two people who have the same mentality.
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That was really saddening! Some sites have so long Terms of Service,and in very small fonts, too much legalese words or sentences that one ma find it so tiring to read or will consume a lot of time. Your post will serve as a warning for us, writers, to be very cautious about it. (reminds me I have to read the TOU’s of Literacybase!)
I found that site but did not join. It’s good I didn’t sign up!
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I almost always read and reread the TOS. If I didn’t before that day, I did after. Could you imagine writing a story so good it’s on TV and you don’t even get a mention?
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Word games have always been my favorite. I love word search, scrabble, any game that has to do with words, cross words, games with other players etc Word games help improve your vocabulary a lot faster, because you are in constant search for words to use. I have imbibed these in my kids, they love word search , it keeps them preoccupied. Nothing beats word games.
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I LOVE IT AND ITS CORRECT, PEOPLE GET SO STUPIDLY OBSESSED WITH RELIGIOUS AND PEOPLE THAT HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON, IT IS A BIT LIKE THE JOURNALIST TAKING PHOTOS FOR MEDIA NEWS SOME OF THEM ARE SICKOS.
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You’re watching from the outside. I’m observing from the inside and I’m happy to say I’m kind of glad Trump is POTUS. If Americans ever wanted to know if democracy is a form of government that can really work regardless of the people diversity, we’re going to find out!
All that stuff they taught US in school? Those tests in school were just to see if we learned.
The Trump presidency is the “real test” to see if we actually understand democratic principles and know how to make practical application to a real country!! Our country!!
I’m loving this Trump administration. Watch the Americans rise! Yeah! 🙂
To respond to Jon Stewart’s question” “What kind of country are we going to be … moving forward …?” We’ll see. 🙂 😀
(NOTE: Really appreciate your LB posts. They’re inspiring. I’m not making sport of you. I’m very serious. You provoke my patriotic fervor and my sense of duty and you remind me to be proud to be an American.)
I understand you completely. You fully believe that the people, that the institutions in place, that the laws will protect you.
I am telling you that Jamaicans have been rounded up and deported; many who have valid Visas. That Many Africans have been deported for the same reason. No one protests, no one knows. In some places they are stopping cars driven by Blacks to check papers.
What is scary is that 200 people have been murdered by police and no one protest.
I know there are people who are fighting for what are called American Values. I know some folks in California who are going for a Calexit.
I have spoken to a chap who is a Jamaican/American and spent many years in the U.S. as well as here who also sees a positive spin; that Trump will inspire people to object to what he puts forward. He sees Trump as a test; and he believes that the backward/racist anti beliefs of Trump will be defeated.
I’m not so positive.