Hard to look at, but even harder not to wonder, why, why, why? Why do we keep doing this?
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KauaiEclectic is a collection of observations, images and writings about Kauai — Kamawaelualanimoku — and the world as seen, felt, experienced and interpreted by me.
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2 comments:
Why? Because we can. And it's easy. And it's over there. Can't stop our shopping can we?
Why?
Because people make money.
There is a breed of humans that feeds on power, money, and control....
unfortunately.....they influence politics.
Dr Shibai
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