It starts with an attitude internally. The battle starts inside. Outside actions then follow from that attitude. It is a process, granted. And "give unto Caeser..." was advised for a reason, understood. But if you've ever been mobbed by aggressive street vendors in a 3rd world tourist trap, you'll know what I'm getting at here: as long as you say "no thanks" persistantly, and keep walking away, you find freedom, but cave even a little, and they've got you, at the very least robbing you of your peace, quiet, and time.

It starts with an attitude internally. The battle starts inside. Outside actions then follow from that attitude. It is a process. And "give unto Caeser..." was advised for a reason, understood. But if you've ever been mobbed by aggressive street vendors in a 3rd world tourist trap, you'll know what I'm getting at here: as long as you say "no thanks" persistantly, and keep walking away, you find freedom, but cave even a little, and they've got you, at the very least robbing you of your peace, quiet, and time.

It starts with an attitude internally. The battle starts inside. Outside actions then follow from that attitude. It is a process. And "give unto Caeser..." was advised for a reason, understood. But if you've ever been mobbed by aggressive street vendors in a 3rd world tourist trap, you'll know what I'm getting at here: as long as you say "no thanks" persistantly, and keep walking away, you find freedom, but cave even a little, and they've got you, at the very least robbing you of peace, quiet, and your time.

It starts with an attitude internally. The battle starts inside. Outside actions then follow from that attitude. It is a process. And "give unto Caeser..." was advised for a reason, understood. If you've ever been mobbed by aggressive street vendors in a 3rd world tourist trap, you'll know what I'm getting at here: as long as you say "no thanks" persistantly, and keep walking away, you find freedom, but cave even a little, and they've got you, at the very least robbing you of peace, quiet, and your time.

It starts with an attitude internally. The battle starts inside. Outside actions then follow from that attitude. It is a process. And "give unto Caeser..." was advised for a reason, understood.