Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "The Most Depraved Crimes of the Ultra Rich" video.

  1. I live in relative poverty and make the best of the situation. I don't care about materialistic possession or changing my circumstances. Instead, I find fulfillment in the simple joys of life and prioritize meaningful relationships over material wealth. My contentment stems from embracing gratitude and finding happiness in the little things that money can't buy. I know some people are ashamed of poverty and do anything to become rich, successful and accepted by society. But I don't care, since the capitalist government is responsible for creating inequalities.  I don't care to anyone about fighting the system or improving my situation since I believe that true happiness and fulfillment come from within, not from external wealth or societal acceptance. I live simple life and is connected with nature. The best way to piss off the capitalist government is by stop spending money and support their currency, and stop supporting their economy but not working. By disconnecting from the consumerist mindset, I am able to prioritize my own well-being and find contentment in the simplicity of life. Instead of chasing material possessions, I focus on cultivating meaningful relationships and pursuing personal growth. Ultimately, my refusal to participate in the capitalist system is a form of resistance that empowers me to live on my own terms. I don't care about anything anymore. I have come to realize that true happiness and fulfillment do not lie in the accumulation of material wealth. Instead, I find joy in experiences, personal development, and making a positive impact on others. This shift in mindset has allowed me to free myself from the constant pursuit of possessions and find a sense of inner peace. I have found peace with living simple and connect with nature. I live in a small cabin in the forest.  Surrounded by the beauty of nature, I have discovered a profound sense of tranquility and harmony. The simplicity of my lifestyle has allowed me to appreciate the small joys in life, such as watching the sunrise or listening to the sound of birds chirping. In this serene environment, I have found solace and contentment, knowing that I am living authentically and true to myself.
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