I remember a bartender telling me that most of his younger patrons didn’t even come in until after midnight.
That they planned to party into their forties, then get a high paying job with great benefits, and retire in a few years to luxury.
Too many cooks may spoil the broth; but too much dead weight will sink any ship.
What will the captain do when we get too low in the water?
Words are an age-old means of obfuscation and misrepresentation. From riddles to reasoning; words are the leaders in misleading.
Words are used to sell you on a policy or an idea “As Is” — never buy one without a thorough inspection.
The use of words to promote and to describe oppression is one the threads in this book.
“Bidenstein – Triple-pumped” is based on the Full Disclosure – Full Exposure concept of ethical and responsible government. Future writings will give examples of how completely and cleverly government constructs its disclosures to ensure that you will look, and think, no further.
Industrial Farming can claim “free range” by cutting openings in their sheds — sheds that the chickens raised within their multitudinous interiors under artificial light are terrified to use.
What sort of “free range” thinker are you?
Just because there’s a COVID-19 pandemic; it doesn’t mean that you can’t be run over by a car, or that polluters won’t increase their polluting.
Industrial Agriculture has smoothly moved from the untenable “stewards of the land” position; to a slightly threatening “we feed the world” declaration.
One Agricultural professor casually opined that the death and destruction in the rural community was just the price that has to be paid for maximizing food production. No doubt Cuomo would agree that this is an “equitable” solution.
It’s all part of Urban Colonialism.
Like the State’s ethnicity profiling; that demeaningly describes people by what they are not — the New York’s political profiling describes rural communities as; “not of any importance.”
And as the state’s city-centric elite increasingly find uses for rural land; an Urban Colonialist policy is used to marginalize and dispossess the native rural population.
If you don’t make the list; you’ll never be missed.
Some musical comedies don’t get old — especially with a story line of the common people rising against those who have unlawfully usurped power and are now fighting among themselves for ascendancy.
How would you advertise “Quake: The Musical”? With bulleted text, of course. Bloody brilliant.