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Saturday, June 4 9:20 AM When I was younger I never actually figured out why the Yellow Ribbon Project never actually worked out until very recently the nail was finally hit on its head Redemption and the reinstated norm here is coined as personal value (A) , whereby it applies to the certain need for re-acceptance by a prisoner of such. Which then refutes the line that claims "You are the prisoner of your own rules" It, my dear friends, will never apply because of how society weaves itself into our emotions and self image, unless you're a fucking hermit or a monk - which isn't such a bad option either The Yellow Ribbon Project has an extremely positive side, whereby both parties stand to gain - for the prisoner, (A) . For the employer (B) , the option of having cheap labour and the positive feeling for being able to give someone hope, being able to rebuild lives, etc... but thats not the point. It's the positive gains that (B) gets - loyalty, an extra worker, bla bla bla bla bla We could probably stop here and relate all positive effects to term (C) Yet (C) comes at a price, whereby risk in involved and the fear of getting double crossed and having your trust misplaced strangles employer (B) and in this case one can see the threading of society where it is not faith that the world relies on, but however instead doubt and fear which holds us together. The more comfortable option of staying right where you are in a safe bubble (D) prevails as always,- and in turn (A) is then yet again placed in the unaccepted form and awkward and out of place. Basically, (A) doesn't belong in the footholds of society but rather the dungeons whereby the solitary confinements seem so much more an embrace free from stabs and stampedes and slow-mo falls and the repeat of giving it all, cracking at the peak, realising reality, serving the sentences, and coming out getting stabbed all over again. Despite, of course, true repentence, but nobody's gonna believe you because of factor (D) which rules over everything worldly out there. That of course is backed by the line, "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villian" What i've been writing is quite messy, but if you can see the circle which rules this equation : (A) and (B) are expecting (C), yet (D) comes right into play and the unwillingless of risk to be dared to achieve (C) leaves (A) and (B) stagnant on the spot - Or rather where (A) stays and probably recedes, (B) is positively moving. That my friends, is why prisoners never fully get out of their prison and why jail is so much more of a comfort than the world - as depicted by James Whitmore in Shawshank Redemption Not by the boundaries that you set, but by the expectations of society And That, my friends, will be why I will soon disappear and walk the halls like a ghost. ____________________________________
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