When will people learn this is really how things are.
When did patriotism become xenophobia? I mean you’re supposed to share how great your country is, not force people to see things your way. Who knows, in the process you might learn something new, something others do better than your own culture or society. Something that will make you all stronger together.
There’s nothing wrong with a capitalistic society as long as the government is for the people. All the people. Including the ones who create new products better than the old ones and topple monopolies and corporations. North America grew to such power because of innovation. Innovation bred mostly from war. Conflict. Human nature. Which is why a capitalistic society doesn’t work in the end, like most societal concepts, because they’re based on people being their very best. Where there’s money there will be corruption of government. Eventually innovators don’t stand a chance. And we will never build a society based on the goodness of others because evolution makes that impossible. The less bloodthirsty could never summon the courage to destroy the bad people in the world, to destroy their genetic legacy, because then they wouldn’t be who they are. In fact it’s the less cut throat who are the genetic failures when you think about it. We’re supposed to be stronger and at the top of the food chain because there’s only so much food. We won. We should consume everything. That’s what we are. Survival machines who’s only goal is to multiply and take over. It’s ironic that somewhere along the line we became conscious of what we are. Truly understanding. It’s what causes us so much grief, that we don’t follow our true instincts. Understanding breeds confusion. Loneliness. Fear. Anger.
Something is definitely changing in my head.
