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I agree. I try not to think about it. Or what I could do for myself and the community with my tax dollars. Instead of sending them 5000 miles away to DC. What a
by pteredactyl 8y ago
I agree. I try not to think about it. Or what I could do for myself and the community with my tax dollars. Instead of sending them 5000 miles away to DC. What a joke.
Also not to mention, if you were jailed for some reason, you'd get fired and probably fined $10,000. If you don't have the money: Well, Welcome to the streets!
People are so ego-invested in this absurd and hysterical reality. I don't get it. I will say it seems to be reinforced every minute through our tv media.
For example, sometimes when I speak with someone hysterical (80% of SF and some of my family now) they'll calm down and we'll have an open rational (non-ideological) dialogue. After, I think to myself 'ok it's not all lost'.
Then I see them again and they're back to the hysteria. It's like a robot who forgot their programming.
- emerged 8y agoIt seems to be a similar sort of addiction as Candy Crush. Hysteria is a kind of entertainment, always easily accessible.
- pteredactyl 8y agoI haven't thought of it that way. That's a good one. It seems to tie into fear porn.