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That is, all in the service of statecraft. The masses are to be as stupidized as possible, so that they do not even come close to posing the threat to the status-quo that so many in the 1960s/70s did). i challenge you to read "The Crisis of Democracy" by the Trilateral Commission (often quoted by Chomsky if that means anything). In it, you will learn that much of what your Good Education has taught you is in fact a lie or very very misleading. So i get the feeling that you are a younger guy, or at least exhibiting the youthfulness that BLs often exhibit. In this, i give you more leeway. Unlike others here whom are likely both seethingly hysterical about the injustices we all face, as well as extremely cynical and wishing to test upstarts like yourself with many rounds of "a good drubbing". i used to get that a lot when i first started posting, as well! Generally, folks just cannot "wrap their heads around" reality beyond the pundits and Hype. And the "more educated" they are institutionally, the more often obtuse they are when faced with what they've invested so many years into subordinating to! Talk about irrational! But that's "rational" to them! (yeah, i'm looking forward to a good ol' rational argument! But most have learned to ignore me on that account (these days) like they try to ignore Chomsky and so many other institutional analysts!) (; |