Ah yes, let's change the whole culture of our society, to one of fear and adversarialism.
Let's encourage large monopolistic corporations to dictate the conduct of our daily lives, and punish us when we don't do what they --our service providers-- say.
Yeah, great idea. Let's reverse thousands of years of human development and remove all cooperativeness and working for mutual benefit, to instead every man for himself, so that any business can strike down any one of us arbitrarily. We each have no meaning or value. We are just a generic commodity... cannon-fodder.
But you're on the right track. We could not have accomplished the economic miracle that is America without your willing capitulation to a system that lies to you and fscks you over at every turn. I would have liked to help you, which was all that I asked. It pains me to see you in wage slavery. It pains me to see you so ignorant and uneducated, and so eager to place yourselves in bondage to Charlie, McDonalds, AT&T, et al. You are diligently working toward being very much diminished, deeper in debt, and less able to improve your circumstances by your own powers, in advocating and defending the powerful multinationals. But because you wish to be flattered more than helped, you will be grateful for your _ss fscking from the corporate elite that is
laughing behind your backs today.
I am convinced that one of you here is actually Charlie's kid. And that a couple more of you are weaklings who cling to the hull of the Big Ship and serve as its buffer so it's not scratched by the pier. (viz Slamminc11, Hemi 6.1) Well, suit yourselves.
But do stay in touch after the door slams shut. When you finally tire of living on the modern, corporate plantations of Cargill, Tyson, ConAgra and Smithfield; when you tire of shopping at Wal-Mart and sending your daughters to sling hash at Denny's in hopes that they'll meet the nicer sort of truck driver; when you tire of sneaking into Blue America as illegal white-trash wetbacks eager for casual work dusting our parlors; and when, like men, you finally rise up in rebellion against this immoral usury -- then, and only then, let us talk.