Are People Bad?
John Bruna spoke last night at this facility. He has a
great story of nothing but potential for failure and a different
path through sobriety and Buddhist monkhood. He, of course, has great compassion and believes no
one wants to be a bad person. I wish I could agree with him.
My experience (and knowledge
of human history) leads me to believe that disgusting numbers of humans
strive to be bad people. Correspondingly, societies tend toward dictatorship
where good people "need"
harsh judgements from bad people - dictators.
It is the one hundredth anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution.
The reason the peasant class could not achieve a socialist
liberty from the tsarist and aristocratic oppression is because the revolutionary leaders became
replacement dictators. In striving to eliminate the inherently bad oppressors
they became
those self-same oppressors.
"I have confronted the enemy and it is me." [Origin unknown]
Boards of Directors and executive suites of the US. corporatocracy are
the current bad people dictators. No evolution to evil
of the proletariat can confront and over throw stable and concentrated evil of the
gangster shot callers of the corporate construct. There is the possibilty of the gov't
corpse rotting
from under the construct; as desired by the drain-the-swamper’s. This will be the
only sliver of hope for good people to revolt, and destabilize the corporate
dictatorship. The more
likely result will be formal reconstitution as an official corporatocracy. We just cannot
become evil enough to confront the current Board of Directors paradigm of dictatorship.
become evil enough to confront the current Board of Directors paradigm of dictatorship.
Hows that for some daily
optimism? Love, Jason
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