Greetings bystander, at the center of the conflict between imaginary brand A and brand B is the conversion between despotism and 'crowd rule'.
The glorified founders feared participation would create chaos as the factions competed for supremacy...and back then there was only farmers and merchants all holding hands with bankers...if you were the 'hired help' trying to get your legs under you, your concerns were beneath consideration.
Same as it ever was, the people who actually fought and died in the war forfreedom er, 'Independence' were the last people to have a say in how the new system would serve them.
So it didn't.
The ONLY thing the 'revolution' changed is which cocksucker took advantage of us. The typical 'Bystander' today has less power than the tribal pipsqueak had in the days of the hunter/gatherer. [There were a lot fewer 'grunts' back then and they knew how to 'leverage' their unfortunate position on the social totem pole.]
Today the vast majority of us walk around with our hands in our pockets because being a grunt is it's own reward. Doesn't matter how much you WANT to 'participate' if there isn't anyone that needs something done for them and has the ability to pay you for your efforts.
The list of things that need doing is ENDLESS, finding a steady paycheck is next to impossible because of a system that operates almost exclusively on 'profitability'. [This is due to 'mismanagement' but the feckless prefer to call it laziness despite the occupy movement which exposed the fraud of college being a guaranteed source of a solid future building income.
A society built on lies will collapse...violently.
Se Habla 'Morning in America?'
Trump isn't the first 'fake president', Nixon was...and every one after that.
Picture the scenario, after winning the Brand A nomination, Bernie, rather than uniting with Beth Warren decides Mayor Pete is who Murika wants backing him up...then Bernie gets his head blown off by a rabid Trumpster whose head exploded when Pussygrabber lost...and Murika gets its first gay prezinent after all.
Withheld by the media is the fact that the assassin just happened to be an 'unemployed' former special forces member of Blackwater...remember them?
What a f'n mess, eh?
Here's a question you can only ask yourself [because nobody else is going to ask you.] Do you think you could live in a society where your 'participation' went beyond being told what was expected of you?
Shouldn't that be a two-way street where you got to 'influence' how things got done instead of sidestepping responsibility?
That's the difference between participating and being represented by someone you have never (and likely never will) meet in person.
You have a vote. The current system renders that vote worthless.
When the ballot box fails, what's left?
Comply or Die?
Those are your current choices until you put 'option 3' on the table.
Life is what you make it, will you (continue) to live on your knees or are you willing to stand up and see that they aren't ready to cut you down without an excuse because ten thousand scared peasants is a fearful thing indeed if they believe they are next.
One thing is certain, do nothing and you WILL BE. [Next, duh!]
Not what to think but definitely something to think about.
They make this easy, why are you making it difficult?
Gegner
The glorified founders feared participation would create chaos as the factions competed for supremacy...and back then there was only farmers and merchants all holding hands with bankers...if you were the 'hired help' trying to get your legs under you, your concerns were beneath consideration.
Same as it ever was, the people who actually fought and died in the war for
So it didn't.
The ONLY thing the 'revolution' changed is which cocksucker took advantage of us. The typical 'Bystander' today has less power than the tribal pipsqueak had in the days of the hunter/gatherer. [There were a lot fewer 'grunts' back then and they knew how to 'leverage' their unfortunate position on the social totem pole.]
Today the vast majority of us walk around with our hands in our pockets because being a grunt is it's own reward. Doesn't matter how much you WANT to 'participate' if there isn't anyone that needs something done for them and has the ability to pay you for your efforts.
The list of things that need doing is ENDLESS, finding a steady paycheck is next to impossible because of a system that operates almost exclusively on 'profitability'. [This is due to 'mismanagement' but the feckless prefer to call it laziness despite the occupy movement which exposed the fraud of college being a guaranteed source of a solid future building income.
A society built on lies will collapse...violently.
Se Habla 'Morning in America?'
Trump isn't the first 'fake president', Nixon was...and every one after that.
Picture the scenario, after winning the Brand A nomination, Bernie, rather than uniting with Beth Warren decides Mayor Pete is who Murika wants backing him up...then Bernie gets his head blown off by a rabid Trumpster whose head exploded when Pussygrabber lost...and Murika gets its first gay prezinent after all.
Withheld by the media is the fact that the assassin just happened to be an 'unemployed' former special forces member of Blackwater...remember them?
What a f'n mess, eh?
Here's a question you can only ask yourself [because nobody else is going to ask you.] Do you think you could live in a society where your 'participation' went beyond being told what was expected of you?
Shouldn't that be a two-way street where you got to 'influence' how things got done instead of sidestepping responsibility?
That's the difference between participating and being represented by someone you have never (and likely never will) meet in person.
You have a vote. The current system renders that vote worthless.
When the ballot box fails, what's left?
Comply or Die?
Those are your current choices until you put 'option 3' on the table.
Life is what you make it, will you (continue) to live on your knees or are you willing to stand up and see that they aren't ready to cut you down without an excuse because ten thousand scared peasants is a fearful thing indeed if they believe they are next.
One thing is certain, do nothing and you WILL BE. [Next, duh!]
Not what to think but definitely something to think about.
They make this easy, why are you making it difficult?
Gegner
The glorified founders feared participation would create chaos as the factions competed for supremacy...and back then there was only farmers and merchants all holding hands with bankers...if you were the 'hired help' trying to get your legs under you, your concerns were beneath consideration.
ReplyDeleteConservative lie number one is the founders had YOUR back!
Today the vast majority of us walk around with our hands in our pockets because being a grunt is it's own reward. Doesn't matter how much you WANT to 'participate' if there isn't anyone that needs something done for them and has the ability to pay you for your efforts.
ReplyDeleteTrump isn't the first 'fake president', Nixon was...and every one after that.
ReplyDeleteIn case you were wondering 'what's wrong with this picture...'
Here's a question you can only ask yourself [because nobody else is going to ask you.] Do you think you could live in a society where your 'participation' went beyond being told what was expected of you?
ReplyDeleteYou have a vote. The current system renders that vote worthless.
ReplyDeleteWhen the ballot box fails, what's left?
Comply or Die?