One needn’t dig too deeply into consciousness before making contact with the dissonant tensions of conscience. Most will run into the wall of universal horror, the barrier of resistance that keeps you reverently humane in the ways of your thinking, doing and speaking.
Very few about the Country, and even fewer outside of it, are reveling in the results of the U.S. Presidential Election process; they’re experiencing contact with the “wall of universal horror.”
A Plan Draw, A Plan Unleashed, a Nation in Shock! Running through the voting metrics, confirmed at 12:01 AM EST of 11/05/20, and it is clear something is terribly wrong in the results of at least seven key battle ground states: Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Nevada and N. Carolina.
As you read the following I want you to consider one undeniable fact, numbers don’t lie, not ever! But first, consider these relevant points:
There is always a price for moving forward; overcoming the inertial lethargy of complacency being the more immediate and perhaps the most conspicuous of the opposing force once expects to confront. In short form: Humans are very predictable; at the fringe of reason they calculate sloppily and even when faced with the evidence of their conspicuous duplicity they remain defiantly indignant.
To grasp and consider these operative elements, not as individual conditions but as a cocktail of ammunition able to be independently targeted, One must season their thinking with the very element of vulnerability we referenced previously:
While it is absolutely the case that this Nation is far more exposed and at risk for an externally triggered economic event than it ever would be by a military version it is also the case that only the Nation itself can provide access to its vital organs.
An irretrievably idiotic phrase, the perfect salve of banality, the moment applied your instantaneously numbed by the essence of mindless wonder accompanied by the willing surrender of one’s intellectual ballast; it’s right up there with global warming, social justice, carbon credits, windmills, equality, globalism, BLM and its iterations, making the world safe for democracy, Subaru=Love and diet soda. Looking at the climate as it is and its clear the only condition, I believe, we share together is the burdensome pain and consequence of groupthink. Really, should anyone ever want to be engaged in anything with anybody doing or engaged in anything that deprives one of their sovereign identity? The fact is that we, as a species, are operating way outside of our operational protocols and the deepening scars on our culture prove it.
