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I Am the Decisions That I've Made: Controversial
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I Am the Decisions That I've Made: Controversial in Brampton, ON
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I Am the Decisions That I've Made: Controversial in Brampton, ON
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In writing this book, I was imagining myself living in a free World. This book was not written for anyone to subscribe to. The thoughts and expressions are just that, my thoughts and expressions, yes they belong to me. I've always thought out of the box, and I mean out of the box without any confinements. I've heard the expression "out of the box" on many occasions, but how far individuals are willing to venture out, is almost always limited.
We should all have the freedom to think, we should all have the freedom to express ourselves, and we should all have the freedom to be free. How is it that we don't want to know who are enemies are, and how is it that we want others to think for us? I am right, but I'm not afraid to be wrong. In essence everything is a matter of opinion. There is no right, and there is no wrong, for we are all right, and we are all wrong. It is just our interpretation of the truth, and for a lot of us, it's what we want the truth to be.
In writing this book, I was imagining myself living in a free World. This book was not written for anyone to subscribe to. The thoughts and expressions are just that, my thoughts and expressions, yes they belong to me. I've always thought out of the box, and I mean out of the box without any confinements. I've heard the expression "out of the box" on many occasions, but how far individuals are willing to venture out, is almost always limited.
We should all have the freedom to think, we should all have the freedom to express ourselves, and we should all have the freedom to be free. How is it that we don't want to know who are enemies are, and how is it that we want others to think for us? I am right, but I'm not afraid to be wrong. In essence everything is a matter of opinion. There is no right, and there is no wrong, for we are all right, and we are all wrong. It is just our interpretation of the truth, and for a lot of us, it's what we want the truth to be.





















