I know
a lot of people come to life with great expectations - I haven't read the book
- of what they can and can't do. Most people seem to set the bar too high as
'chavs' -- those without the initial qualifications cannot be accepted, even if
they are in the majority until they are qualified.
These
types people are unrealistic, and are a product of a faulty education system.
It is true that they could end up with a lot more stuff than those in the world
they are trying to emulate, but it is also true that they will make enemies of
those that they dispossess should they be stupid enough to make enemies in
taking what is rightfully not theirs.
Most
people should expect to get married one day if they are lucky. But they would
first have to get passed school, and then either passed university or their
local society somehow. In both of these routes, inevitably if you are not from
an initially advantaged background, you will be perceived to be taking
resources from others. This will lead to making of enemies and a shorter life
expectancy or an unhappy future depending on how the person responds to a
reversal of fortune. Some would not like to live on when they get to the time
they have to settle down, and these people who try to hate those that have
taken back from them what they aren't entitled to - a lot of people who are
initially successful fall victim to the problems they created by their successes
and have to settle for a lower standard than the average for their starting
group. I suppose some 'Posh' people are without any form of 'local' society and
are more 'world citizens' and likely live their lives by a different yard
stick.
The
first thing that school education should teach you is that it limits you.
Whilst providing some other benefits, education is more a form of society for
mostly young people than anything else. Limited people who use every 'trick in
the book' to get ahead are the short term kind of people, they emulate those
created 'more successfully' than them. They obviously think they are the same
as the people who come from backgrounds with a lot more investment in them,
from backgrounds where traditionally certain lifestyles and perks are taken as
normal, and other behavioural customs are not popular. But they are being
created as delusional. People lives can only get better if no ones life gets
worse.
The
failure of the system and the short term lapse are now collapsing, the more
successful mechanism for managing society is now returning to order. Those that
are out of place will now be feeling the squeeze and will move back to doing
what they were created for. People are going back and checking certificates and
lists and other paperwork to make sure that the exhibited behaviour is
appropriate in certain formal settings. Many will be failed and will have to
start again. Although most people end up satisfied, those few who are not
satisfied are just unlucky.
Essentially
the better your start in life the more success you are generally entitled to.
Those that do not agree on any other grounds than they want to score points off
of their traditional friends are anarchists and need to be reconditioned for
the whole machine to keep on turning. The Richard Layard model of economics
will only lead to misery for there is no happiness for the majority if there is
no long-term security for the minority who manage the system.
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