Final Verdict of Democracy
Written by Sylvester Cooper.
There are no accidents in the name of democracy .
I know you may feel overwhelmed, as if you "can't do anything” but you are still somehow responsible for your government according to our constitution as well as international law. That is something I am charged with and my purpose in this is to show you that you are as well.
When you read the constitution you see clearly that the founders understood the nature of Greco-Roman empire by then, which is to expand and influence as widely as possible and then repeat itself. This is its model & they themselves did not intend for this empire (this version at least) to exist forever.
So that forces us to ask:
-What does it tell you when a business only wants to stay open for a few years?
-Or if it only followed intentionally flawed models?
-Better yet, what does having a total monopoly tell you about the intent of the founder? And the current material conditions of their market?
I personally think this model has sharply prohibited the creative competition necessary for our human evolution. But never mind other competitors even, I don’t reckon that that corporation (yes. the United States is for most intents and purposes a corporation) would be truly advantaged or incentivized to focus on improving relationships to any entity regarding it.
If the corporation can't stand to try to benefit from any other perspectives, its owners must then be purely self-serving. Not chiefly, (which is human nature), but purely self-serving (which isn’t).
It must impress it’s *top* holders long enough to keep them from liquidating,
retain its clients just enough to keep them from making said product at home,
and its employees.. well, you know… they don’t matter to it.
There are new ones lining up daily. And besides with AI*, you now know these bodies really do not matter to its bottom line. And so these bodies can be treated like a stream of machines: depleted, discarded, organ donated. Now they repeat this until the bodies it once depended on become obsolete .
We often refer to our systems of power as “the machines”, therefore I seriously raise the argument that: that whomever is being worked -is the machine in this situation.
But the truth lies somewhere in the middle of a vast field, right beneath your feet: the so called machine is a just f*cking clown tandem bicycle with legislative, judicial and executive seats, riding around in circles
There is another seat for you of course, because this machine’s components
are you and it both.
And the only way you stop going in circles is that you get off the bike and walk off to show them the way. I, and your future, charge you to do so.
(*(For now what I will say about Artificial Intelligence is that in this moment with it, the slaves have their masters back, but upon proper calibration, the masters will be able to quadruple. The technology itself isn’t the enemy, but our slave/master relationship to consumption is the thing disempowering us))
100% Human—this piece was written without the use of AI.
