The last time we posted the blog on how Amway losers are obsessed with lazy, one of our readers had some good points to make:
You know, Anna, this post
points out a real intellectual dilemma in the entire Amway view of life.
Ambots are always screaming "LAZY! LAZY! LAZY!" at persons who don't
want to get involved in the mind-numbing rat-race of Amway. They get furious at
people in their down-line who take time off to go to a movie, or who want a
short vacation, or who have an enjoyable hobby. They hate the idea that you are
just spending a quiet evening at home, reading a good book. "You're not
making MONEY!" they scream. "Why aren't you showing The PLAN?"
But then listen to what they promise you at the end of the rainbow: a life of
TOTAL LEISURE, walking the beaches of the world, doing nothing at all while the
gazillions of residual income flow in. In short, they promise you a lazy life.
What a fraud! In order to have a bit of leisure at the end of your days, you
need to spend the bulk of your life as a maniacal Amway freak who works like a
rabbit on amphetamines 24/7, and who hates the very idea of leisure. How
contradictory is that?
As we know now, practically no one (not even the fat-assed big pins and
Diamonds) ever attain the wealth and leisure that they hold up as an ideal for
ordinary IBOs. These big pins and Diamonds work till they drop dead. The
promise of "leisure" in Amway is a complete lie.
All Amway tells you is to be a workaholic till you die of exhaustion or poverty.
And they actually think that this is better than a well-paying job with
benefits and a retirement plan.
Look at those who are considered the demigods of Amway: Charlie Marsh, Dexter Yager, and Ron Puryear. Did they have any leisure? No -- they ran around furiously, like electrically charged maniacs, to do Amway, Amway, Amway! They never saved a single moment for anything in existence other than their stupid "business." Did they get rich? Sure. But their lives were wasted,
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