Twenty Floors Above

“Unemployment dehumanizes the real person. They lose the essence of their identity and value. To become a number, a label, a resume, a failure, a defect, unproductive, desperate, wishful, delusional, depressed, poor and separated from respectful society.  Being unemployed is to be silently disrespected. On a par with being homeless, mentally ill or addicted.”

I love this article to pieces.

memento-morii:

octoafterhours:

memento-morii:

He was definitely a guy who would stand up and try to fight, and he surely valued courage over life :(

he didn’t want a hero or a martyr or a statue to raise :((( (he’d be the hero instead of having one do all the fighting!)

megaman would fight, but…

I did think that is the situation of course, and it probably really is.

It’s just sad that there was once a very willing person who desired change so much and he couldn’t be around when people like that were need most.

But yeah, in reality, there is no other way things could have worked out. I look forward to Act III to see what happens next.

I’m sorry if I came off as overbearing.  Just one of the points of the story that I love to dissect.  It’s just a beautiful tragedy that the Protomen whipped up, and I find it hard to believe that the band has gone on record as saying that NONE of them has ever really liked theatre considering how operatic it all is.

As for Act 3, I’m certain they’ll drop some more drama bombs before it’s all over.