Typical kid in a candy store mentality with the FN until they eventually grow up and realize where they are, how much things cost, and the fact that they are not the only ones in the candy store with twenty five cents in their pocket, which their parents gave them to spend. Now, Mom and Dad both know that their child will one day learn responsibility, find a good job that they can be proud of, pay taxes like everyone else and contribute to society, so that all can benefit from their hard work; regardless of race, creed or colour. When that day comes they can buy all the candy they want as responsible adults. But for now they know that spoiling their child by giving them too much to spend in the candy store would create a child who fails to learn the value of money and what it takes to earn it. The child in the candy store only knows that with what their parents have given them comes the power to get what they want, because what they need has never been of concern. A child such as this whose parents spoil him repeatedly giving him twenty five dollars to go to the candy store, instead of twenty five cents, creates a child who is possibly: unruly, because they expect to be spolied and get their way all the time; arrogant, because they think their so special to deserve such treatment; and last of all greedy, since they don't care about what other parents in their neighbourhood have given their children for candy, only that they want more then anyone else.

I can only say that with that much candy will probably become sick and lazy.

Please note I am not using the term child in a demeaning or derrogatory manner here. I am simply trying to make a point that our situation at hand is one that resembles this sort of analogy. By no means should any FNs individuals take what I have just said in the literal sense, but merely to understand that they should really look at the Ring of Fire as an opportunity for all to prosper and avoid making demands which might be viewed as unreasonable, selfish and self defeating.

TM.