THE_CALONDRUM

Outside the context of culture because we know ours is pretty shady; there lies a great humbleness in the economy of our suburbs. Technically speaking we can get damn good pizza pie for only half an hours wage. We can travel the metropolitan landscape on merely a tank of gas, and we can indulge very lavishly in a fantastic night on the town by investing two days of labor�

Let me understand the outrage of the masses speaking of no freedom when they have Sealy posterpedic mattresses, whirlpool appliances, and technically advanced devices that allows them to program audio formats onto universal components and devices. Or how about the disgruntled few who have complete disrespect for the same laws that would otherwise allow them to be reckless drivers killing motorists and drug abusers that aren�t competent enough to complete a simple task day in and out. Why not promote stealing and killing for money; that same object that one could have procured through a common role: that of the laborer.

It would not be of bowing down to the flag. It would be merely one�s misunderstanding of wealth accumulation that has endured over the years. Simply put, it has never been easier to become amongst the most efficient members of our society. The entrepreneurs of our great land, those that were promoted by a mathematical system allowing for forward momentum in our standard of living. Those people that fought for our delivery pizza, multi-functional computer systems, various arts of clothing, music, and culinary.

Without the various new specializations of our modern technically advanced way of living, how shall we try to run a complete system of acquiring the resources of our land and distributing them properly to our growing population in order for them to keep their homes heated, lit and sanitized, yet at the same time aesthetically appealing. How would we feed millions of people in new york were there are not thousands of herds of prime steer at a corner store on fifth avenue.

Try, try, to escape into the wastes of having to invest into a form of society that bestows a separation of the classes without a chance for the lower to excel. Rather than promoting what is deemed needed by our rulers, it is the job of our elected �officials of conservatism� to protect the labors of our freemen and promote to them a certain stake of their impact on society. Were else other than banks can you have a computerized accountant keep track of your accumulation of wealth. A wealth created through labor to buy consumers goods such as home theatre systems that promote an enhanced experience of the arts. Arts that would otherwise be only available through travel..�..

It is time for the people of our great labor class to accept the roles that are given to them by our society. Save into the roles and choose wisely amongst your habits of spending your labors� fruits. Continue to plan ahead for your weaker of days in which you can no longer contribute and must thus be forced into a pain of having no stockpile of grains in your barns.

We cannot remain sent off into unsheltered lands occupied only by lepers, we must conserve our knowledgeable inhabitants and preserve their possessions of wisdom, culture, and character. Now more than ever the people need to become specialized into a culture rich on coordination and the pursuit of leisure.

Promoting more thought in the arts enables us to yearn for less and less labor. As the peoples of the nation reach existentialism, they reveal the true tidiness of the machines routine. Clear enough they are at pointing out the faultiness of our politicians and laws. Don�t they understand though that evil lurks among all corners of the social grid?

And that is the whole point, it would take an evil such as a social machine to destroy the evils of the survival of the fittest. An efficiency of the suburbs to keep a lid on crime that would otherwise be detrimental to the safety of protecting labor and its� fruits. And that is why we have laws. To congratulate the dogs for learning new tricks we keep them out of jail and give them a stake into their labors with houses, cars, arts, and technologies allowing for a more efficient way of life contributing to more leisure.

If it would take an evil to defeat an evil, well only heaven would think of that.

PAULY CALONDRUM.