You can't fight City Hall.
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Related source » Descent of Africa Tests the Honesty of the Politically CorrectIt's time for a change. I have come to accept that there is not enough energy, patience, and, especially, time for me to continue on my heretofore path to help restore some clarity of vision to our society. The situation is, for me at least, hopeless; it's all f*cked up. As the saying was when I was too young to understand it, "You can't fight City Hall", especially when you are well past your fighting-prime. I have come to realize there are better choices to be made by me for allocating whatever time is left for me to allocate.
[This related source is recommended in its entirety.]
“There was a great global rejoicing over the death of the apartheid regime of South Africa, and the coming of majority rule in 1994. Media analysts -- regardless of political persuasion -- were genuinely ecstatic over the rise of democratic self-governance in South Africa, and expected great things from Africa's richest nation, after apartheid. But something happened along the road to paradise for South Africa. Things got worse for everyone except the few corrupt insiders within the ANC. Crime, corruption, disease, poverty, human misery, all much worse -- and worsening with time, just as in Zimbabwe under Mugabe. But if you try to get a leftist's honest opinion about the ongoing descent of South Africa, you may find the going a bit rocky, to say the least. […] But the modern intellectual world has little tolerance for demonstrable, evidence-based theories, if they contradict politically correct dogma. And for at least that reason, one cannot truly hold an honest discussion about Africa with most leftists. Of course, many evidence-based theories contradict politically correct dogma, so Africa is not the only topic which is verboten, in terms of honest discussion. Anyone who wants to make his way to the higher levels of achievement in the politically correct world, must needs adjust his crap detector to its lowest possible setting, so as to be able to tolerate the PC crap which passes for common wisdom among most pseudo-intellectuals in academia, media, culture, and politics. Those of us who are unable to make such adjustments will just have to create something better on our own.”
— Al Fin, 18 APRIL 2011 (alfin2100.blogspot.com)
Fighting the good fight is primarily for the energetic and idealistic young, who may be still too inexperienced to understand what is best for their own future, but who are sufficiently malleable to be persuaded by logic rather than propaganda. At least that is my hope.
When society has embarked on a suicidal spiral down toward ignorant superstition, wishful thinking, and a dog-eat-dog attitude toward all socio-political issues large and small, there are at least three alternative choices a relatively sane person can make: fight them; join them; or ignore them in plain sight. I now choose the latter.
I have tried fighting them with my brain, my life experiences, and my computer keyboard. It feels like banging your head against a brick wall, and it gives me a major migraine. I can not join them, unless it comes down to that or the gas chambers, in which case I might still choose cyanide. At this time, the only workable solution for me seems to be to ignore them, but try not to antagonize them in the process. Because the Joy Behars of the leftist moronicy are not only morons but also vindictive douchebags.
I will henceforth address (in my mind's eye) any serious or semi-serious posts to young people, who have not yet crossed over to that hopeless dark-side from which there is no return via rational means. Anyone can still stop by to read what I have written, of course. But, Joy Behar, you and your fellow leftist morons, know that I have nothing but contempt for you.
If there is any justice in this world (or the next), the leftists' fate awaits them in that special circle of hell where they force you to watch re-runs of Obama's "Greatest Hits". In perpetuity.
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