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I agree. Someone who has never had to make difficult choices will never grow as much. Experiencing stress, pain, or suffering reveals and teaches much more than ease ever can. But it is common in america to not admire these people. At least until they 'succeed' in life. Success being something superficial in the eyes of many. Like admiring someone who lives in a beautiful home but looking down and being disrespectful to someone who works in construction. The type of person responsible for there being beautiful homes to live in!

The other thread rubs me completely the wrong way, but some of the information is too compelling to bail out just yet. I hope he doesn't dilly dally too much because I've given in to my urge and have called him out on his poor conduct towards others. Now I'm in a ridiculous internet war with someone claiming to be a rothschild. He/she just rambles about 'natural law' saying that if you can take advantage of others then thats life and that morals are delusions. The might makes right psychology of a bully.