Olá! Bem-vindos!
Hoje e como é habitual nesta data celebra-se o Dia do Trabalhador! Eu comecei muito nova a trabalhar, tinha de ajudar os meus pais no negócio de família, tinha apenas 11 anos. Na fase adulta não tive o privilégio de dar o meu contributo durante muito tempo ao meu país! Isto porque descobri que fui impedida de o fazer! Sim! Lembram-se da história que vos tenho contado de ter sido vítima de roubo de identidade? Pois quem perpetrou esse roubo, também se dedicou a manchar a minha reputação a onde quer que me candidatasse! Depois vieram as doenças, algumas provocadas por estas pessoas sem rosto e, acabei por ter de me reformar por invalidez com uma pensão que não dá para um cão, nos dias de hoje, sobreviver dignamente. Portanto não aceito sugestões de como devo gastar o meu dinheiro de pessoas que estão directamente ligadas ao roubo de identidade. Quem me impediu de dar o meu contributo à sociedade não tem ligetimidade para dar palpites na minha vida e, nem eu permito essa intromissão, essa liberdade nunca a terão! Nem aceito sugestões para a maneira correcta ou cristã de se gastar dinheiro. Assim como não vos dou palpites nas vossas vidas, a vossa opinião, para mim, vale menos que zero. Tenho dito!
Vivam os trabalhadores com tomates deste país, se é que existe algum!
Hello! Welcome!
Today, as is customary on this date, we celebrate Labor Day! I started working at a very young age; I had to help my parents with the family business—I was only 11 years old. As an adult, I didn’t have the privilege of contributing to my country for very long! That’s because I discovered I was prevented from doing so! Yes! Do you remember the story I’ve been telling you about being a victim of identity theft? Well, whoever committed that theft also set out to tarnish my reputation wherever I applied for a job! Then came the illnesses, some caused by these faceless people, and I ended up having to retire on disability with a pension that isn’t enough for a dog to survive with dignity these days. Therefore, I do not accept suggestions on how I should spend my money from people who are directly linked to the identity theft. Those who prevented me from contributing to society have no legitimacy to offer unsolicited advice about my life, and I will not tolerate such interference; they will never have that freedom, and I do not accept suggestions on the “correct” or “Christian” way to spend money. Just as I don’t give you advice on your lives, your opinion, to me, is worth less than zero. That’s all I have to say!
Long live the gutsy workers of this country—if there are any left!
SEGUNDA / MONDAY
TERÇA / TUESDAY
QUARTA / WEDNESDAY
QUINTA / THURSDAY
SEXTA / FRIDAY
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Marisa Cavaleiro Torres
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