Despite thinking that we are all unique, we all go through the same feelings, issues, and problems. Happy or sad, the “mud” of life is a giant pool that we all swim in.

Also, a nod to the Biblical side of things: we are “the mud of the Earth.” All of us come from the same things.

Without a balance between winning and losing, life is a mess. Statistically, we cannot lose all the time. Sometimes, good things have to happen.

The person in question also has a skewed sense of “fair.” When things are bad for them, they cry about how “unfair” the world is, but when things are good, everything is normal.

The bands disagrees with the “all or nothing” outlook on life. While many can claim that, once they find pain, life loses its meaning, the reality is a world filled with new opportunities. Even in the darkest corners, one can find something unique. Instead of excuses for the present, you should find more dreams for the future and follow them.

If you are not fulfilled, not even the greatest glory can satisfy you. The boy, looking to goals and dreams more lofty than even the greats, stuggles to find grounding. Eventually, he will fall deeply into the “gray” of lost hope, forever stuck wishing for the success he wanted.

Life is a journey, filled with high “valleys” and dramatic low points, “crushing” spreads that defeat the soul. Still, everyone keeps traveling, loving not the endpoint but the journey of every day. For the happiest, the entire journey, pains and gains, is the point of living.

Time, here the bearded old man Father Time, does not have an exact course. Instead, it simply points vaguely “ahead,” in a spread of directions that cover every possible outcome. Past, present, and future are all the same. Wandering through life is the same: time points, and you flow.

The report shows that New York City currently sports a firearm death rate of 4.3 per 100,000 people. Still, it cautions that:

“While the past two decades have shown dramatic declines in firearm injuries in New York City, firearms persist as a leading cause of premature death among young men of color.”

In contrast, the national average firearm death rate sits at about 10 per 100,000 people. The death rate for self-inflicted firearm deaths is also significantly lower for New York City, at .7 deaths per 100,000 versus the national average of 6.1.

The 30 rangers in question are suspected of allowing poachers into the park in exchange for bribes from a share of the proceeds. By compromising the security of the park, the main point of the reserve, safety for endangered animals, was entirely compromised. The rangers will likely be changed under harsh anti-poaching laws, which stress sustainable hunting over devastation.

Limpopo National Park is split between Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Mozambique, with a majority of the park in the latter country. A large majority of hunting-free lands are located in Mozambique, representing one of the main territories of semi-wild rhinos in the world. Development of full security and fencing was still underway in 2013.

Poachers frequently seek the horns of rhinos, known for their high value and significance in elite circles. In order to harvest the horn, the animal is usually killed or left maimed.

The longer you wait to be honest and loving, the harder it is and the more hate that you see. Instead of fronting, just actually love one another!