Dear Kyndall,
How have you been? Has there been anything interesting in your life lately? This month, I’m going to start working at the Niederman Family Farm during their fall season. This position will help me save money. One day, I plan to purchase some land and have a cabin built. And with each passing day, I continue to pursue my dream.
Our centralized economy in America greatly endangers individual freedom. Because of this, I plan to separate myself from our economic system. At times, I feel disappointed because it seems like I stand alone. Comments like, “It’s convenient” and “I can’t live without…” is code for enslavement. Those who value freedom do not want convenience, and they can live without luxury.
Devices, primarily screens such as television, computers, tablets, video games, and smart phones comes at the expense of relationships. Without relationships, there can be no natural affection of others. Without a natural affection, love grows cold. Without love, you have nothing but hate. And what is the result of this domino effect? Well hatred results in organized crime. And the family court system is the epitome of organized crime.
Maybe one day, we can be together again and you can see what a genuine relationship looks like without the interference of luxury and convenience. I love you. Write back when you can.
Love always,
Dad
📬 Mailed to: 791 Stull Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88001 on September 6, 2022 | Letter #: K-4
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