Sculpin!!! Wake up!!!!

Did you know that every 3 seconds another child dies in Africa of starvation due to poverty and lack of sponsorship dollars? Constructive use of limited resources and assets seriously needs to be altered. The legal system already has far too much.

It does not matter if it is not matter if it is you, me, Lori or a large number of tax paying citizens better known as the government. This is not only unfortunate and unforgivable it is a tragic loss for all mankind to let even one tiny human life slips away. The children are our future and who knows where the next Leonardo Davin chi will come from. We should all be thankful for what we have and share the wealth.

It is small constellation to a grieving mother of destitution to know that a yacht just sold to another Canadian lawyer to add to his collection. That same money could have been shared with her and a number of other poverty stricken families. To the lawyer, the loss of one client will not make that much of a difference. On a daily basis there are thousands of slow learners beating down his door to feed both him and the rest of the legal system. The cost to you, me Lori and the rest of humanity is far too great.

With every dollar fed to the legal system, another tiny human life which is the greatest gift on earth silently slips away due to starvation. How many more lives need to be lost before you are convinced that the legal system is not the way? I already know that my dollars are best spent elsewhere. What will it take to convince you to use more cost effective tools such as communication, negotiation and mediators to constructively resolve your differences anywhere other than the court? Until you and the rest of your absolute cult stop feeding the legal system, you might as well be a terrorist because of the number of lives being lost.

As the impact of the above statements finally sinks in, just remember that every 3 seconds, another child dies in Africa of starvation due to poverty and lack of sponsorship dollars. Tick…Tick…Tick… What a needless tragedy!