Kaon
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There comesca point where you realize that the only thing you can do is either laugh or cry.
I choose to laugh.
Me too, and I have done that. However, laughing only helps to ignore the problem. It works for a while, but eventually someone has to say or do something - if only so that there is a record that one did NOT participate, and tried to do everything s/he could to prevent demise.
Very few wants to confront negativity today, and that is how you get rid of it. Ignoring the bull going on testers it's like it has with the isms of America. They haven't been destroyed, only nurtured and transformed into more sophisticated forms.
Should I bring my kids, for example, into such a cyclic mess? Should I even bother "contributing" to this society, or should I expatriate and build a family in another nation? People are asking these questions, and the "diaspora," as it were, is happening.
If the 6.4 was a 9.4 in Cali, Americans would be so focused on which politicians caused the quake, and which demographic of people is the object of God's demise. Some would blame those who believe in a God for ignoring non-spiritual signs (like failed infrastructure and vulcanism), every race will blame each other, and then the US would collapse just because of its abundance of disdain, and lack of unity. A nation can easily exploit that (many are right now).
The consequences are astronomically dismal, and we are all laughing while we implode. Clearly, we don't think anything is a problem, because we feel we still have the luxury to indulge manufactured or innate "isms," and ignore who/what is exploiting that evil. That is why America is imploding, just like every other "great" empire. What is going on is a cliche of history, which is why it is hard to laugh (or cry) often because we should already know the outcome and details.
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