politics
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Strand: a pattern forming a unity within a greater structural whole As the world becomes smaller, likewise inhabitants. Hence, society’s yen for social media. Pride is high maintenance; one must add to one’s stature daily, and diminishing natural, well-restraining resources yields a reciprocal, simulated reality. A new, smaller lens through which to view life at…
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Estimates disclose that there are 260 million adults (including 160 million men) in American society. Bureaucrats aside, there are 560 public officials comprising the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the federal government. And the masses seem static while the central authority traduces the revered Constitution of the United States. So many possessed by so…
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American society remains passive while common representatives increase the national debt, disband the Constitution and enact legislation such as Public Law 119-21. Routine substantive communication with peers and representatives regarding policy/legislation is the order of the day. The preponderance, however, glories in the primitive basics comprising water, food, shelter, etc. (any resemblance between daily human…
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Face Masks (soporifics) Three points of entry for a pathogen: mouth, nose, and eyes. Observe the preponderance, however, sporting masks with the hope they’ll avoid being stricken, oblivious to the third entry point. Reason: the programmers haven’t supplied the input to faithless automatons that do not recognize personal, independent analysis. As one fitly exhales through…
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The United States made slaving for wages look fashionable. Eighty-five percent of the world’s population has moved from rural to urban landscapes, where pandemonium over money creates a vortex (a whirling mass of humanity). Having served the intended purpose, the process of demolition ensues. The U.S. façade falls, revealing the favored Communist mural. This communist…
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Brazen masses glory in servitude. Inordinate pride stems from paying for services rendered. Relieved of the occupation of securing, processing, fashioning resources, multitudes have lapsed into reverie, likening themselves to lords and ladies. Nay, for the landed gentry, who pay individuals to serve them, also own the resources. Today, commonalities pay corporations for services, yet…
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The prevalence will accept what they’re told by the grave authority, forgoing any substantive questioning, naturally. When those who venture on analysis express contrary views, the commonality deploys the expedient “conspiracy theory” label in self-defense. Indeed, most crimes are not spontaneous. So, the term conspiracy is ever viable. “Theory” is a limiting term, employed by…
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Against an enemy wielding a sword, publics may perform well. Versus one brandishing a pen, however, they do poorly. Observe societies resorting to the same governing bodies hoping for a different result. Like a dipsomaniac nursing a bottle of hooch, legions whirl in a state of delirium, intoxicated by the swill of false faith. An…
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The most important part of a citizen’s civic responsibility comes after an election. Vote-casting is easy compared to holding appointed officials accountable, which requires analysis, emblematic of leadership types composing a minority of any synthesis of people. So, of course, brazen offenses by the public authority are standard. For redress, throngs of intrinsic followers rely…
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Subsistence came free but for the labor one spent. Priceless labor gleamed like gold in the inward eyes of an enlightened few. Well-informed prospectors sift humans through forged educational systems, extracting likely specimens to front their cherished aspirations. Upon refining, official liaisons emerge that outclass (run rings round) the lower orders, down-to-earth patrons providing full…
