Winning Against Otherism
Altruists seek to give money to capitalists.
Money funneled. The timing was perfect.
“This initiative is what is most appropriate at this juncture in the nation’s history. We’re all about sacrificing and gaining nothing from it. We’re supposed to be ready to bring all of this to the fore. We’re supposed to bring unity and hope,” Speaker Seaton Deckers spoke to the businessmen and women.
“We will only accept these funds if they are not sacrificial and only in restitution,” Hatland Figurora announced.
“But we’re just giving. We’re supposed to give until it hurts.”
“Then we don’t want any part of this. We’re too full of ourselves.”
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Chanda sent home money every two weeks. In a small village in India, she deposited money into the bank account of her Aunt and Uncle who sent her to live in America. The place seemed so remote, almost cut off from the rest of the country. There, a festival took place where participants hurled cow eliminations at each other. The muddy, mucky sense of it had been known for centuries. Locals tied it to an ancient god who they believed restored people’s health with the cow plops. During the festival, thick patties hurled through the air and smushed into the bodies and faces of those rollicking around in the filth.
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