“The World According to Doctrine” — Simple Solutions: “Styrofoam Coffins”

Simple Solutions: “Styrofoam Coffins”

The possibilities are endless – mold them in the shape of your favorite anime characters – go sarcophagus; have your face replace the Pharos’s – your favorite car; to speed you on the way [maybe that’s how you got there in the first place] – Stackable and interlocking to create a whole family tree – and the franchise potential . . .

“The World According to Doctrine” — Form Based Evil board game “A Clue type game for a clueless Society”

“A Clue type game for a clueless Society”

“A Clue type game for a clueless Society” Is it a “beat down at the puppet show?” or an “adjudication by stone the unbeliever” the “wrong-place-at-the-wrong-time in the green space” – or even an “organ harvest in the school room”?

Ms. Green, Halfaman Yellow, Megalomania Magenta, Racial Red, Patrician Plum, and White-boy Blue are the characters – the game board is done – I’ll just finish the cards – and free download for fun.

“The World According to Doctrine” — “Using isn’t about who you are” Bumper sticker

“Using isn’t about who you are” Bumper sticker

“Reasonable,” “acceptable,” “equitable,” “necessary” — there are many descriptions for the acceptance of corruption, discrimination, cronyism and misconduct into our modern society. Everything moral is a gray area – and if someone else is doing it; you can too. Be a user; or be a loser.

There’s no shame when you can shrug off the blame.

“The World According to Doctrine” — “The elderly are no longer a source of wisdom” Bumper sticker

“The elderly are no longer a source of wisdom” Bumper sticker

Elderly COVID deaths for inheritance – unreported and un-prevented. With 750,000 people over the age of 65 dying from the COVID virus, and the current entitlement mind-set in the country — do you really believe it’s not happening?

Government and the media [and AARP] don’t want to upset them — isn’t that the same as animals in a slaughter house?

The elderly have been targeted for use; until they’re all used up. Then it will be someone else’s turn . . .

“The World According to Doctrine” — “Discrimination IS the law” Bumper sticker

“Discrimination IS the law” Bumper sticker

Discrimination: “the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex.”

If you publicly proclaim you don’t do something – and you do it in secret — it’s still lying – it’s still deception – it’s still fraud.

If someone did that to you – you would know they can’t be trusted. When your government does that to you – you know they can’t be trusted either.

“The World According to Doctrine” — “Adolescent Society” Bumper sticker

“Adolescent Society” Bumper sticker

“In an Adolescent Society: Who do you pick for leaders?” It’s long been a question of responsibility vs self-interest in citizen voting – and when voters believe that responsibility is the duty other people have to take care of them – and accountability is the burden others must accept – what sort of leaders will they pick?

Scammers, schemers, users, fat-cat corruptors, wannabe dictators . . . well, just look around.

“The World According to Doctrine” — “Science investigates” Bumper sticker

“Science investigates” Bumper sticker

Science glories in theories – that are more changeable than a Global Warming weather forecast.

“That was then; this is now” certainty that comes without any accountability; it’s the perfect platform for political pronouncements.

Modern Science is permanently tethered to money — follow the money/follow the Science.

“The World According to Doctrine” — “Appearances are . . .” Bumper sticker

“Appearances are . . .” Bumper sticker

It’s a world that’s run on appearances – a reflective surface that is bonded to a changeable, but inflexible, Doctrine – reinforced by a limited-access information highway – a straight line path to bookmarked/favorite/followed social media distribution points.

Maybe appearances are all that matter; because anything deeper requires thought —