There are 10 different rules in the law, but they are all variations on a single theme and are usually referred to as a homogeneous unit: Don't think you're anyone special or that you're better than us. The 10 rules are:
1) You shall not think that you are special.
2) You shall not think that you are of the same standing as us.
3) You shall not think that you are smarter than us.
4) Don't fancy yourself as being better than us.
5) You shall not think that you know more than us.
6) You shall not think that you are more important than us.
7) You shall not think that you are good at anything.
8) You shall not laugh at us.
9) You shall not think that anyone cares about you.
10) You shall not think that you can teach us anything
pattip2000 said:So, Bono travels with a priest? Cool. Has anyone heard this before?
JCOSTER said:I don't think Bono ever claimed to be working class. I do remember him saying he could fit in with everyone.
On his properties, why if these are the places he likes to live in why not, some people do have vacation homes, maybe not to this extent but they do.
If, his penthouse was lavishly furnished, that would be commented on as well.
His house in Dublin, with all the people visiting there, he should be able to acuire as much privacy as he could afford.
Fleet of cars, Masarati & an old volvo. He can't even drive.
The plane carries crew & the "their" families, with all these people you cant possibly always eat in a resteraunt, attend church, and get schooling can you?
There has to be more to the story of the guy awaiting sentence.
This article was a little hypocritical in its own right. Did they want you to like Bono or go against him?
They could have had more information on his life etc.
I have read numerous times the cash donations that he has made and about a little girl they took in as family that suffered the after effects of Chernobyl.
After seeing numerous concerts, and following his life, the man sleeps they say 4 hours a day and is always working. 30 years in the music business living a basically clean life can justify his wealth. Hes worked hard for it.
When someone is doing some kind of good in this world, why are people always trying to find something bad in it. Is jealousy that they are not as giving and charitable?
BonoFox1 said:
I agree with you totally JCoster!!..news like this has been popping up for years...Bono has as much right to spend his millions how ever he wants, he tirelessly lobbys for his campaings
maintaing himself aware of the results..He could just donate money and call it a day, but he chooses to go above and beyond..
What about the celeberties who throw their money on drugs ect...??? We know who they are..but then someone has the passion to try and change the world he gets cruxified!...
I believe we as the human race have the to do something about the less fortunate ...Bono is making people aware that it is everbodys job to "care"...
It is so easy to judge for some people like the writer of the article
for one Im not affected in anyway how I feel about the Bono and
the band...
schnumi said:
He is not saying to other people to sell their jaguars or Ferrari's.
He is just asking them to also give money for charity etc.