Wendy Spickerman
@wendyspickerman active 7 years, 7 months ago-
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Being “politically correct” is a “convenience”; a rather unsavory form of communication which often does not communicate the truth. It sometimes “masks” the truth. The reasoning or excuse for being “politically correct” or for not speaking plainly is because someone might be “offended”. I’m not saying a person should lack tact or be diplomatic when speaking to others and be abrasive or callous and not care about the person’s feelings, beliefs, etc. But if the end result of what you’re saying is not truthful and will not provide any benefit such as, solving a problem, reaching an understanding, etc., then … you might as well SHUT UP! Cause you just flapping your mouth and ain’t saying nothing!
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hi my friend?
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Hello!
So, how was your blogging experience here at LiteracyBase? Is this your very first time to try an online blogging?
This is the very first for me. Dina, my cousin, recruited me to sign up at this site. I hope you are feeling your way about this blogging experience.
Enjoy your day!
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It is true, money is needed for one to have a decent way of life and to have freedom. If he do not have money, he will be dependent on other people’s help.
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This is so true!
No one can live without money. As mentioned in your topic, just the basic necessities in life entails the use of money.
Acquiring food, clothing, and shelter, you need to have money.
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Thank you Ruby!!! Have a wonderful day!!