The greatest way to hide a crime is to do it right in front of everyone’s faces, and the people won’t believe they’re being robbed. This system, like in other countries, was designed for the top one percent to prevail beyond all others. In the U.S. that one percent also includes conglomerates within the corporate community; which are given special privileges that exceed beyond the people they feed from, and of course, your local politician.

We have been living in a silent depression for quite some time now, and those in key leadership positions have the people believing that all is well and good. It seems so easy to distract people from what’s right in front of them by showing one or two that are winning financially (living the dream); examples, an athlete or entertainer. If not, how does one explain the average American living under the poverty line? For example, if you view the individual states as countries, many would be considered on the level of a third-world country that the average American wouldn’t consider visiting. Despite being self-labeled as a world leader, the richest country in the world, the best country in the universe, the world’s judge and jury.

During this new age of corporations electing officials and making legislation, we are witnessing the robbery right in front of our eyes. The worst part about this is that people tend to make more excuses than greedy companies or favorite politicians. The media latches on to whatever’s the newest catch-phrase and spin, spin, spin the daily realities. Supply-Chain issues, inflation, Soft-Landing, let’s finish the job, because of the truth matters, Stand for America, faith in America, Reclaim Democracy. Where’s the truth in any of it? When was it ever a democracy for all? Of course, while corporations are allowed to make record profits, along with egocentric CEOs that earn on average $21.4 million dollars a year; and that includes failing companies.

Was your dream to grow up and struggle for the basic essentials for modern life? Do you feel proud that our children are less likely to be able to own a home of their own? Do you believe it’s healthy to have hundreds of people crammed into a modern apartment building, where thousands are living on the same block? Do you feel thankful that politicians that were elected to represent the local citizen does not live in the same neighborhoods nor income bracket of those they represent; because despite anyone else’s struggles they are now living wealthy? Take away the entertaining amenities of today. Are you affording more than your parents were at the same age? I want for my offspring to have a better existence with the aid of modern tech; but do I feel they are allowed to?

I say failed regime due to the deceptive words that are on the Declaration of Independence that so many revere; yet refuses to actually follow or live by. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. The document introductory sentence states the main purpose, to explain the colonists’ right to revolution. Yet I believe it also clearly states that no one after us should receive the same rights; especially if you are born with a permanent tan.

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