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Watch The Throne

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It’s a mad world out there.

The police state and the greatest transfer of wealth upward in human history….which is still accelerating.

Watch The Throne is symbolic of how most people in the 1st world are being treated:
“Convince the broke to invest in the rich.”

Create a shared experience so that they can give money to wealthy people that are openly mocking them about having more than they do.

For the sake of a shared experience, sell people on the idea that if they work hard enough, they can become rich. Then as banks and politicians collapse the economy by treating markets like gambling casinos, use the people’s tax money to finance the playing without paying. The only consequences are for the poor. Loss of jobs, loss of security. You cannot afford health care.

For the sake of a shared experience, sell people on the concept of home ownership - “purchasing” land that nobody really owns with an underlying right of refusal. So if you miss some payments - no home. Don’t pay taxes - no home. It’s only your “right” to own it until they exercise eminent domain.

For the sake of a shared experience, force media to showcase false equivalencies as valid. Fair and balanced means trumpeting failed far-right ideologies where the only thing that trickled down is poverty. The only thing running for office is fascism. The only right you really have is the right to agree, to acquiesce. To road to slavery paved by conservative and libertarian manifestos where corporations are people and money makes freer speech. Class warfare waged and won by the wealthy.

The streets were watching once. Indeed. Now?

Watch The Throne.

#firstworldproblems


(topic courtesy of dr & fwmj, additions by rd)

Aug 12, 2011
Ryan said...
Wow..there's a lot to say with this post right here. Rather than type up some very long dissertation, I'm glad folk are making connections like this. I get that most people will dismiss the truth that is in this post because it's referencing Ye and Jigga, but people still need to heed these words. I am going to post this to a couple space of my own (if this isn't okay, let me know and i'll take it down) because i think MANY people feel as all three of you do. And yes, you managed to effectively communicate what I've been thinking for a LONG time now, in a way more concise and eloquent way than I could have at the moment. Thank You. Hope you are thriving and doing well, Big Brother.