Edge - I’m not sure what that was all about
First year philosophy stuff about St. Thomas Aquinas' beliefs that "In cases of need all things are common property, so there would seem to be no sin in taking another’s property, for need has made it common" and "Whatever certain persons have in superabundance is due, by natural law, to the purpose of succoring the poor."
Apparently, this means to Punatang that Edge is obliged to share his rake, extra breadfruit, and superfluous Costco groceries with some imaginary hungry and destitute neighbor and delivery driver, but those in actual reality that hoard billions in food funding from the poor and hungry in Puna and across the country deserve Tang's political endorsement and support. Again, make it make sense Lord.
Edge - Backstory: I drove many years from HPP to Aloha Cargo in Hilo
I was just rehashing old conversations for those that may have missed them the first or third time. Or maybe I'm battling for your soul in a contest for your better nature, light vs dark and good vs evil. Hypothetically at least, gotta live in those hypotheticals, reality is such a bummer and a hassle.
"Swimming in a fish bowl, Year after year. Running over the same old ground, What have we found?" - probably sounds pretty good on that EV car stereo system. ;)
MyManao - And we're off to the races...
To be fair, when I started my reply, I was trying to bring the conversation back down from the mountain and its lack of electronic technicians (more damn robots taking human technicians' jobs! Maybe the observatories can pick these up in bulk at Costco as well?) Or perhaps I listen too much to that OG King, with the whole "when the circus comes to town, you gotta jump that train", at least that's what it sounds like, car speakers are a little worn out from being so vintage, like my hearing. I'm tired boss...
First year philosophy stuff about St. Thomas Aquinas' beliefs that "In cases of need all things are common property, so there would seem to be no sin in taking another’s property, for need has made it common" and "Whatever certain persons have in superabundance is due, by natural law, to the purpose of succoring the poor."
Apparently, this means to Punatang that Edge is obliged to share his rake, extra breadfruit, and superfluous Costco groceries with some imaginary hungry and destitute neighbor and delivery driver, but those in actual reality that hoard billions in food funding from the poor and hungry in Puna and across the country deserve Tang's political endorsement and support. Again, make it make sense Lord.
Edge - Backstory: I drove many years from HPP to Aloha Cargo in Hilo
I was just rehashing old conversations for those that may have missed them the first or third time. Or maybe I'm battling for your soul in a contest for your better nature, light vs dark and good vs evil. Hypothetically at least, gotta live in those hypotheticals, reality is such a bummer and a hassle.
"Swimming in a fish bowl, Year after year. Running over the same old ground, What have we found?" - probably sounds pretty good on that EV car stereo system. ;)
MyManao - And we're off to the races...
To be fair, when I started my reply, I was trying to bring the conversation back down from the mountain and its lack of electronic technicians (more damn robots taking human technicians' jobs! Maybe the observatories can pick these up in bulk at Costco as well?) Or perhaps I listen too much to that OG King, with the whole "when the circus comes to town, you gotta jump that train", at least that's what it sounds like, car speakers are a little worn out from being so vintage, like my hearing. I'm tired boss...