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in this episode I wanted to go back to just the audio platform of the podcast because I kind of miss it. as well as being able to randomly get people on the podcast in the moment when I'm talking to them instead of making a big production on film which most people aren't seeing anywhere. and honestly it's like that song from the '80s Video Killed the Radio Star. that's like everyone sees my face and look at me like a monsterand so they don't want to listen to my podcast. but I digress this episode I'm talking about how people play the victim and complain about things just to get attention.I'll talk about many things I believe can be fixed if people were really serious about these issues instead of causing a real problem. just really wanted to stay an opinion about how America is turning into something that is delusional in society.
In this episode I'm trying to talk about the difference between being a child and an adult. My name the episode Growing pants and to explain that growing up is a pain but taking accountability for your actions as an adult makes you an adult and taking responsibility for things taking care of burdens are all part of being an adult hence why some people can't grow up because they choose not to accept these things. Ultimately keeping them in a child's State mind with grown ass bodies. Not judging people just talking about what is simply obvious observation.
This episode I talk about the positive and negatives of having friends mostly focusing on the negative the warn people when you're dealing with the wrong type of person to even accept them as a friend. I talk about how friends are supposed to be an extended family or someone you would trust with your own family if things go awry. Mostly you need a good Ally by your side but actually will stand with you when times is hard.
In this episode of moral High Ground I continue talking about how drug addicted homeless people are a problem on society they simply make Society feel hopeless when you see people suffering and struggling in the streets without any help of any kind. What I'm trying to get in this episode is explaining how much of a burden it is on the city not just for regular citizens but those within the fire department and the ambulance as well. Even making law enforcement feel that their job is pointless. A solution must be made to end all that and make people feel like they're in a city worth living and we're fighting for. And make everybody realize that hope isn't lost but must be uncovered through the ashes of disaster which has struck every American city.
Drug addicted almost people are a negative spot in society to ignore them it's only to influence the problem more. But only the local governments in the city you being the judge of their faith by creating ridiculous ways to solve the solution is truly just the way to make it seem like they care. To truly solve the solution you have to talk to those that have been working in front of the homeless the whole time people at the shelters and the food box places and things like that. Definitely have to speak to the homeless themselves and the people around the community that has to do with them for the true solution. If I had to explain this episode in a few words I would say the homeless situation is a bad influence on society.
This episode I'm explaining the frustrations with medical care I'm trying to make a point that Medical Care shouldn't be as complicated as it is where insurance and outrageous bills. The doctors themselves should appreciate their jobs more as well the nurses and not take frustrations out on it patients. Also a solution should be made to wear people seeking medical help should not have to go through hoops to see a doctor or have outrageous bills and crazy outrageous insurance plans that should automatically be seen by a doctor. Solution must be made because everything else is already expensive your health it should be a priority of a country that cares about their people.
This episode of moral High Ground is about me expressing my opinion on the observations of what I see in society when it comes to people and other things the simply ain't right. Hopefully you the viewer understands what I'm talking about and can relate in some way or another if so please do not hesitate to leave a comment. No hateful comments towards me.
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