America, the bright shining light, and the end of capitalism
by Adam Pickett (2008.11.07)
The victory on Tuesday night was not for Barack H. Obama, nor had it been for Presidents
in past history; it was a victory for diversity. Despite the fatigue of rhetoric, the results
of the election reflect that we are still wary of special interests. And regardless of
president-elect Obama’s intentions when sometimes practically reading out of a
Communist’s play book to get elected, the seeds of Marxism are being planted. There were
a lot of promises made just to be broken.
The alternative of a vacillating war-torn 72-year-old John S. McCain, given his history
of cancer, the exploitation of the inexperienced V.P. candidate, Sarah Palin, and the
narrow-minded allegations made by the RNC in negative campaign ads wore down the GOP. The
Republican Party lost the race for the White House, numerous positions in the legislative
branch, and even more conservative principles. And all for sore losers to blame Sarah Palin.
In media, in schools, and now in most facets of government, indoctrination is at an
all-time high. The grasp of tradition is getting harder to keep as political pressures make
life harder for free-thinking people. Protests over the passing of Proposition 8 in
California, the push for nationalization of banking institutions, and the ignorance of detail show
too many people are taking easy roads, and too few are reading between the lines. Arguments
may be becoming unpopular.
Too many roads we face are misleading this country, and the failures in responsibility
make it harder to find organizations and institutions that aren’t already being pressured by
other organizations and institutions. Emotional thinking, dependencies and corruption
continue to take down financial institutions, mortgage industries, companies and banks, as mounted
insurance chains get pulled. Incompetency washes everything away, as individuals don’t
know where to turn.
With the failures of George W. Bush and inability of the Grand Old Pall of Ronald Reagan
to recover, Obama made great stride in the election, but somebody is going to have to fill
Obama’s empty platitudes of hope and change. If history tells us anything, government
cannot be trusted to make anything work when the system leads it to become evermore so
incompetent; the strengths of peoples have turned away from support of the system, for many to
elect a reflection of themselves.
Blame is easily cast on America, as more socialism spreads throughout financial systems
in the world as some “cure” to a global recession, when indoctrination of
interdependency is still the problem all along. The media eat up the indoctrination like
never before, and all with excuses of loss: “King Henry” was splashed on a cover of
Newsweek, all for Newsweek to practically applaud Henry Paulson’s unelected reign of the
federal government. Newspapers and magazines are in decline.
The tools of opportunism align doubt with destruction, put money over life, and push
criticism of ideas to the point of being unconscionable; race baiting, status-quo in times of
crisis, and so-called fairness are tools for those who wish to get ahead, regardless of any working
order. The political machine’s plight in the media landscape continues to misinform, as
hard questions become unquestionable, and people turn off. Turning points are hard to see for
those that are blinded.
With unrelenting claims of, “the surge worked,” and “Reagan was
responsible for ending communism,” the delusions of a few Republicans have blind sighted the
base. Communism and socialism are alive and well, and with the mark of socialism cast on
Obama, true or not, real communists and soft Marxists around the world have marked his
elected position as the eventual end of capitalism. However seemingly-bad, long-term
prospects show that all isms eventually do fail.
Even though the United States is never free of people misled, this country has lasted
over 220 years with the ideals gained from the formalities proposed by our founding
fathers. Although the Bill of Rights was intended primarily to protect capitalists from the
tyranny of England, domestically and abroad, we’re tested throughout time against many enemies
of personal responsibility. In the eye of a perfect storm, we now face the enemy of
opportunism head-on.
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