The Transient Life of the Rich and Famous—And Why It’s So Easy to Throw Us All Away…

Nobody Wins

I really dislike the man….Alvin Toffler.  Wait…I hate him. There… I said it. Joe Biden take that.

Yes, when it comes to social engineers, I think they should all be tried for treason.  They are usually university professors who sit on ivy league Harvard and Yale think tanks, and groom future politicians on how to control the vast human masses, and its because of them that politicians come up with such ridiculous ideas…like the War on Poverty.

(Yes! Let’s build the blacks HUD housing and put them in the city all in one spot! GREAT idea! )

Saul Alinsky was a social engineer…and he did a fine job with Hillary and Obama. Personally, I  don’t think we talk enough about these guru’s. For instance, Woodrow Wilson came up with the idea of a United Nations…and he got his ideas out of running a university. Luckily that Congress voted it down.

But…this Congress would gladly hand over our sovereignty—-and they are working on that night and day like little chipmonks chewing on a really juicy twig.

Nevertheless, despite my feelings for the man, But…I have to admit, Alvin has a point when it comes to all of us suffering from “Future Shock” …his book  which was first published in 1970—the world we live in now, is build on a throw-away society.

It’s not just our paper bags that go out with the trash, it’s now our whole moral system and Constitution.

The progressives are tired of it.

Michio Kaku was talking about this throw- away society last night on Coast to Coast. When Bill Gates helped put a computer on every desk, he sold the idea that it was going to save paper, and yet, more paper was used than ever before: The picture that comes to my mind is the thousands of sheets of paper falling out of the sky on 9/11.

And that was just the paper that DIDN’T burn…imagine. .

Did Bill Gates expect that? Who knows? With each new I Phone and I Tablet we get so much old computer junk to fill up land holes, (what isn’t sold to China) because every product now has an expiration date. In fact, if you do not make that invention with a short shelf life, you are not going to get ANY buyers.

I found that out with my little product. I spend hours on the phone arguing with Presidents of companies because I wanted my product to be collected, not thrown away.

I was in the wrong century. Not once did I win that argument.

Alvin goes on to point out that our relationships are no longer long-term either. Everyone..every relationship, can be throw away.

“The average urban individual today probably comes into contact with more people in a week than the feudal villager did in a year, or a lifetime.”

Which brings me to my point about the rich elites and why they are so…out of touch with the humanity around them.  The rich elites who run our governments of the world, with the corporate CEO’s, have no permanence in their lives. They meet so many, many people and travel all over the world, ;and so, the only thing that lasts to them is money. (and power)

They are so removed from real life that psychologically they have transported themselves to another world, where there IS no allegiance to country, or people, or even building a future for those people.

Remember—-Obama, who from early childhood, has bounced around from one adult to another, was a transience himself, and can easily disregards all emotional ties to any permanence or people. He’s used to it.  Look how he treated his mother when she was dying.

If a rich man’s dream destroys millions, it just doesn’t register. If a King of a country builds a mansion for himself at the expense of his people, he just doesn’t care. He HAS no allegiance whatsoever to that country.

He is…on his own—living for his own day to day pleasure. That’s his transience world.

And that’s Obama.

It may seem a bit simple, and certainly there is much more to why someone is drawn to a ‘progressives” outlook on the world, but that’s exactly how they see themselves.

‘Progressives”

They live, in the here and now.  They’re here and now, and that serviceman who Obama alludes when he gets off his helicopter  could just as well be a potted plant. He feels no emotion whatsoever for the millions losing health care, or dying from lack of care, or the four dead in Benghazi…psychologically  speaking, it’s just not in his makeup to care. He has no relationship with people at all.

Psychologists would call Obama a sociopath…but in the social engineering world, Obama is simply part of our new found and wonderful transient world.

Alvin is right about the throw away culture…many of us are in shock daily—-but that doesn’t mean I still can’t hate him.

Trust me…that’s another blog I might have to keep myself from writing…being as hate is now becoming a crime.

February 26, 2014 Posted by Joyanna Adams | American Culture, American History, Barack Obama, corruption, The rich, Uncategorized | American Culture, History, Obama, social engineering, The rich elites, tyranny | Leave a comment