Moving towards the Societal Wall

We will face a serious encounter with reality soon as a society. Not sure when it will happen, but it’s obvious this path we are on has become unsustainable. There are so many issues to fix in this world, but the people causing each problem have gotten so wealthy that they are effectively disguised behind walls of paid PR and virtue signaling propaganda. This has happened before and it never ends well. If you attack any major problem during each of these periods that is benefiting only a few parties, it is viewed as some buzzword created to deter intervention. You then get labeled and ostracized by the popular group that is going along with the narrative.

We must remain diligent in our rejection of this way of life. If no one is able to attack actual problems because a paid PR campaign is being employed to manipulate your understanding of the issue from some singular party — like one dude that owns some stock, or something along those lines — we will continue to see decay.

Have you been into an inner city lately? To a poor rural area? These people are suffering and have been marginalized for too long. Some could argue they have always been at the mercy of just a few people. This wasn’t the idea of the original republic, and although some conventions of the founding fathers have been fixed since, this one idea about a few — or only one person — setting the course seems to be reverting back to the state of control governing pre-revolutionary citizens. Our mechanism for pushing things back into order is quickly being taken away from common people and being placed into the hands of just a few lawyers and wealthy people.

It will require people with conviction and fortitude to stand up for what we need. Society has to realize their common peers are not the issue. Small groups of gatekeepers are there, blocking access to progress. But the weird thing is this: those claiming to want progress are also controlled unwillingly by an agenda too. Leadership in an age of these facts will have to be vigorously assessed for independent values. Someone can quickly become controlled opposition without even knowing it once you take into account who funds who, who owns what stock, what people work for certain companies, live in certain areas, etc.

It’s tricky times, but the only way forward is to begin to fight back against this dynamic. Tough decisions must be made and new ideas of what is right and wrong must be explored. If we don’t think outside of the box and attack the problems, we will allow the suffering and decay to spread. If it hasn’t reached a critical point yet, it will soon. This cannot be tolerated and it will not be if we decide it shouldn’t be.