Systemsuckology and the Art of BS-ing You Into Supporting Their Cause

Good morning to all of my beloved readers:

Although this article is off topic, I will post because I run into a similar problem daily, where the media is so biased on political and social issues that pre-determined and false-dispositions are created and assumed in the normal people who are highly susceptible to suggestion simply because the media so often speaks in suggestive tones and demeanor's, that agreement of personal values can be assumed regardless of the level of knowledge the normal person has on the subject.  In other words, the way something is said can predetermine the opinion on the subject that the normal person will formulate by reading or watching especially when they see it on a trusted source such as the TV.

During April, for example, which is National Child Abuse Prevention Month or May being Foster Care month, or even November which is when they liquidate the assets during the mad dash to maximize that adoption bonus otherwise known as National Adoption Month, the media will often use the wrong set of numbers to demonstrate the problem of child abuse or the severity of the need for foster or adoptive families, while failing to mention the fact that there are plenty of parents or capable and loving family members fighting desperately for the chance to raise their kids.  The demeanor or rather the tone of the articles and news reporters on the Television Mind Control Device often preaches predetermined dispositions such as:

• Foster Parents are wonderful people who are helping children.
• CPS Agents are wonderful people who are overworked and underpaid while doing an extremely stressful and dangerous job.
• Adoptive Parents are wonderful people who share their hearts and their homes with a child in need.
• They are ALL angels and you are ALL monsters.
• Etc.

While sometimes this might be true, anybody who has ever had a CPS Agent up their ass knows that they are often sadistic bitches on power trips who rip families apart without just cause and the fact that there are such high rates of abuse in foster homes or with countries such as Russia banning adoptions to the USA for whatever reason, the critical and independent thinker would see signs of a problem.  However, with the good and obedient normal's far outnumbering those of us who question such authoritarian and emotionally manipulative psycho-babble bullshit, intellectuals and truthers are often perceived as the bad guy, angry, hateful or even crazy simply for telling the truth which doesn't comply with the accepted understanding of the normal mind and instead providing an alternative view of a cruel and unjust system of con artists, money sucking service providers, infertile women who desperately want your child of their own, and fraud.

For this I'm the bad guy according to dip-shit's like this... (not that I consider her normal or anything, for she's at the totally opposite end of the bell-curve).


For example, (as I've mentioned a hundred times) a county or a state could have had a certain number of calls to the child abuse hotline, and use that to make an impact on viewers or readers. On average, only about 15% of said calls are ever substantiated, that fact is rarely mentioned. The rest are either unsubstantiated or do not rise to the level where an investigation would be warranted. The bigger number just looks bad and the sheeple will support the cause all the more.

Also words such as "terror" and "child abuse" have become generic with universal meanings and understandings, although each situation and severity level would be different, once they repeat the lie enough times or bombard the sheep with only the worst of the worst, such images simply pop into their heads at mention of the word and the grandmother who slaps the 17 year old in the face for telling her to go fuck herself is put into the same boat as the sick individual who rapes and beats an infant to within an inch of their lives, because they're both child abusers.  So really all they're doing is crying "wolf" and "fire" in a crowded theater all at the same time. But it works because there are the normal people supporting their cause and crying out for more and more and more.

The Elephant in the Room: Militarism 

I spent years as a political pundit on mainstream TV – at CNN, Fox News and MSNBC. I was outnumbered, outshouted, red-baited and finally terminated. Inside mainstream media, I saw that major issues were not only dodged, but sometimes not even acknowledged to exist.