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Let’s do a monologue. Are we being torn apart because of the Democratic Party? If something important is neglected, things will fall apart as expected. A cargo ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge this week, making escape from the collapsed city of Baltimore a little more difficult. And as far as metaphors go, that’s more on the nose than Hunter Biden’s chenault powder. We are still piecing together what happened, but activists are already taking action.
A writer for theroot.com says that once the bridge is rebuilt, it should be renamed after a prominent African American, rather than the former slave-owning white man who wrote the Star-Spangled Banner. Well, they could replace it with P. Diddy, who also wrote songs and owned slaves. Yeah, I’m getting worried. And with President Biden’s pledge to rebuild with taxpayer dollars, everyone will have the privilege of erasing Francis Scott Key.
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And with such focus on unhelpful, woke virtue signaling, it’s no wonder things are falling apart before our eyes.
song: Everything has been broken since America woke up. They take your money to fix it and still call you a racist****. Infrastructure remains abandoned. Don’t expect any help from Brandon. Everything is falling apart.
Nice. truth. It feels like everything is coming apart at the seams these days. And not only if you’re Joy Behar’s muumuu, the muumuu doesn’t even have seams. But think about cities, borders, planes, trains, cars, bridges, ships, the justice system, the economy, biology, education, housing, aging politicians. On the other hand, there used to be trains that continued to run on the tracks. A door left on an airplane. Fraudsters who stay in prison. Squatters who don’t leave their homes. Pervez doesn’t go to school. Lawmakers who didn’t inject embryo fluid to get through the day.
But that’s what happens when those in charge focus on identity politics, foreign wars, social media, and women with bones. Admittedly, that’s a technical expression. Granted, some of the things on this list are clearly not about Biden, but this feels like what happens with chronic neglect. And this week, a literal bridge collapse occurred. This was not the first time the ship had collided with something.
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In Belgium, it crashed into a container terminal. Fortunately, no one was injured or killed at that time. This time I wasn’t so lucky. And if all your other systems are failing and they’re failing because they’ve been ignored, things are more likely to go wrong because all your attention is being paid to other things . The only thing that seems to be working fine is my smartphone. Isn’t it funny that children create things that are bad for them? Circle of Life people.
But when enabler media activists jump on the topic of renaming the bridge, it’s just another sign of how unserious we are as a society. The shortest distance between the two points is a fatal accident and an accusation of racism. But don’t worry, Mayor Pete is in charge of this case. He hasn’t yet blamed this on racism, but please give him time.
Pete Buttigieg: When highways were built to separate white and black neighborhoods, or when underpasses were built that were designed to keep buses that carried primarily black and Puerto Rican children to the beach or New York City too low. It’s no surprise that it passes, but it clearly reflects the racism involved in the design choices.
It’s okay, it’s okay. Okay, okay, but people like Pete are so far removed from the real, present world that they can focus on the past. Meanwhile, the rest of us have to live in a system he ignores.
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A theory by a scientist named John Ioannidis explains why this keeps happening. He compares this to an army of ants trapped in an ant factory. In which the entire society is trapped in a death spiral, a vicious cycle of self-reinforcing dysfunctional behavior characterized by continuous, flawed decision-making, and a single-minded focus on denying a set of solutions. I am falling into this. , mistrust, micromanagement, arbitrary thinking, and learned helplessness. But that’s a lot of big words. But they have a very simple explanation.
We took our eye off the ball. Our ancestors built an amazing system based on reciprocity and were able to overcome differences by focusing on mutually beneficial cooperation. Some people call it capitalism. Many people call it incomplete. But despite its flaws, it remained the greatest system this world has ever seen, primarily because it eliminated conflicts over bloodlines in favor of trade, commerce, and we Because they built cities, towns, and bridges fairly quickly.
Some people got more than others, which would be impossible if everyone were equal, but there would be no incentive to cooperate. We expect to be rewarded for doing nothing, and many systems today look like that. Of course the goal is equal opportunity and we are working hard to get there. But this success has left the descendants of our ancestors bored, complacent, and armed with bad ideas churned out by the disastrous conveyor belt that is the university.
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They decided that far more important to improving something that worked was the trendy crap that ruined it. The eternal stain of identity politics, wokeism, and oppression. It’s fun to be outraged and it’s easier when you don’t have to get your hands dirty, but if you don’t address concrete problems, concrete problems will arise and your foundation will start to crumble.
Focus only on window dressing, not shattered windows. What do you expect? It’s ironic when you think about it. Only when those windows are gone can we see things clearly. And it’s definitely not a sight to be proud of.
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