VBXIII Big Picture Essay
43 views · Published 7 March 2017 · 9:45 · Indexed 20 October 2026
Channel: BigKatz · 2017 · People & Blogs
Future shock! Pivotal moment! Meh? Go back to sleep. You'll need it. Transcript: "It's a hard money, soft money issue. Our present time's woes are thus: we're living with matured future shock, a social and psychological condition that Alvin Toffler wrote about in his 1970 best-seller. As French philosopher Jean Baudrillard described the stage of future shock we still occupy, we are in the 'ecstacy of communication.' However, I feel we've moved past the schizophrenic symptoms, and are in a socio- and psycho-pathic phase. Anxiety and depression walk along together, and are very common. The culture of addiction that so upset postmodern author David Foster Wallace that he took his own life has accelerated with deliberate addiction-inducing software that walks along with us. Feminism is often confused with the jealousy of deeply unhappy women, and the movement is tearing itself apart with inward strife. Good boobs are no longer feminist. The leftists have been co-opted by watered-down corporate lifestyle programming, becoming “liberals.” Boys without father figures to teach them to be men are espousing 'red-pill' manipulative tactics to take advantage of girls for sex, and girls are responding with pseudo-lesbianism and sociopathy. In the absence of strong political leadership, banks have been governing without politics, as lucidly examined in Adam Curtis's BBC documentary, “Hypernormalization.” Banks, because of their numerically calculating nature, hire people who lack empathy where they do not hire computers. The job candidates who are both very clever and have absolutely no empathy are on the psychopathic end of a pathological spectrum, and it is both marginally evidenced and rationally logical that banks hire psychopaths and sociopaths. Psychologists have well studied how sociopaths and psychopaths are the often most successful as CEOs, and some leftist feminists portrayed this in the film “American Psycho.” Every time trade-able companies merge, there is a guaranteed profit. In a reactionary regulatory environment that favors monopolies and lacks anti-trust actions, the profit motive has moved away from deep innovation and real-world risk taking and towards speculation. So monopolies are one sure bet, as they are formed through mergers and acquisitions, as are stock buy-backs and carry trades using cheap debt. Cheap debt comes from soft money. Soft money means a prolonged, generous monetary policy set by a central bank that has a monopoly on a nation's currency. The generosity goes to those who have assets, because flooding the world with soft, liquid money raises the value of anything finite, like assets. Assets are houses, stocks, bonds, derivatives and companies. So the government has given a monopoly to banks on our money. And that monopoly money is created when banks make a loan. And the banks loan it out for risk-taking investments, overseen by psychopathic men. And women love psychopaths, because they are very polite, snazzy dressers, who never say anything impolite or boorish, are very attentive, often devilishly handsome – and rich! They are very interesting people, at the surface, because they've consumed all the interesting parts of normal humans in order to make themselves seem human. Evil monkey see, evil monkey do. Like HH Holmes of Devil in the White City, they know how to play a woman better than any red-pill boy-child. They love a fast-churning world of exciting uncertainty and short attention spans, because women hate to be bored, and they love to eat women. Because politics is broken, the banks started taking over actual running of the country at least in the 1970s. Some would argue this started back in 1913 with the Federal Reserve Act, and they'd have a good point. But they started running local governments in the 1970s, with financial oversight committees and bankruptcy actions. The banks hire politicians, who appeal to our lifestyles, and flatter us, and put a human face on a psychopathic power structure. For you victims, you might call the politicians “flying monkeys.” They make sure you're not having a political discussion that matters, while telling you what you want to hear, and being snazzy dressers and encouraging silencing or outright violence to anyone expressing a relevant political opinion. They are afraid of the banks but they have sold out because they just want to get on with their lives, like the rest of us, only more so, because they're generally pretty comfortable with lies. Most politicians are not businessmen, or scientists, or doctors – they have backgrounds in law. So to all of you smart women who can see through psychopath's acts, and to all of you free men who don't want to live in debt-peonage, and to any girls and boys who want to grow up and participate in the revolution of 1776, a world where sticks and stones may break your bones but (too long) http://www.hoboes.com/library/graphics/technology/history/Omni/OmniSeptember1985.jpg
