Instead of means tested public services
or money,
how about full service community
support,
paid for with government grants and
donations
and volunteers?
Thank indigenous people for
the use of their land.
Businesses, you don't want to pay
higher wages to get your work done?
Do whatever you can to lower prices
for housing, food, energy, transportation,
medical care, childcare, education ...
Those Religious wars
Christian against Christian
Where is the Christ?
Do what you can
with what you've got
Adapt to what is happening
Politicians! Public Relations!
People paid to lie
"for the public good"
Business, by its nature,
needs a working social structure
within which to be created,
to grow, to exist.
Thus, it behooves those who
have these businesses to be
responsible citizens.
You used my need to f me over.
You used my trauma to extract
whatever I had.
How are you any better than
whatever disgusts you?
They are happy to ignore
inconsistencies, obvious
fallacies, crazy idiocy from
their designated leaders
because they need the even
false safety, security, of
unquestioning.
Reality has no bias.
It is simply what is.
Still, it is interpreted
differently by every
subjective mind.
... It's complicated
Why consider the poor,
noxious maggots infecting
our city streets;
ugly, depressing.
Let them rot, or, better, made
useful targets for our sport
and ire.
Let them starve, for our
bouyant entertainment, or,
better, strike out violently
against their own in competition
for whatever they can scrape
together.
Perhaps a few may amuse, be
risen as pets -- thus we exhibit
benevolence.
Or perhaps fate may provide
conditions to allow bombardment.
Irradicate, that we reclaim for our
investment in those places they
infest.
the thing with big media is that it is
big business
the aim of big business is profit
whatever gets that profit becomes
the business model
look to small media for actual information –
find the reporters you can trust
if we expanded our social consciousness
beyond our daily survival games, perhaps
we would see the folly and the possibilities,
and a better path from here to there
10/7-13/23
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