A fairy tale

For hookers and traders

I pity those who would think like that

because they themselves are wounded

by the godless times they live in

why such cynicism

there is no reason for it

I'm telling you the reality

And am not simply throwing words

we're both telling each other the reality

I understand, I'm weighing your words

you mean what you say

I preciselly mean hookers and traders because I have in mind two aspects of base thinking

you're just wrong

yeah, those who sell it

and those who prostitute themselves for it

I understood your thrust

that of a man in desperate need for safety of commercial exchange

and that is why I responded with what I said about cynicism

And a misfortunate who cannot help himself or resist his base urges

@The Enlightened Shepherd is right, not understanding a faith is just a mean to pop out millions of lower-caste humans

ridiculous social darwinist thinking, sorry

it's a sign of the times, that's all

Base people

Have no faith

Their subconsciouss

Is always completely obscured, untamed, that even they themselves, even with all goodwill, cannot resist it's temptations

"base" people do have faith, they may not have a higher understanding but they certainly have faith

They can conform to 1000 religions and customs

it isn't about resisting temptations

sinning is guaranteed

But not resist their destructive impulses

it's about knowing what's right and what's wrong

or worse, parasitic

They can even be perfect religious role models

you're talking about a "hypocrisy" that is really very modern thinking

While continuing, completely unaware of it (they are not even capable to understand consequences, or actions for that matter) to drill holes in the boat of social order

No

the mass of people will never understand anything bigger than themselves (without some framework)

religion or no religion

I am talking about what people accept as an appearance and image, and hence internalize it as their purpoted real and individual ego