- Internet regulation justified by copyright protection - Continued unconstitutional wars again "terrorism" - Continued imperialism - Whistleblower vilificat

- Internet regulation justified by copyright protection - Continued unconstitutional wars again "terrorism" - Continued imperialism - Whistleblower vilification - Implicit taxation through unbridled govt debt On Facebook, some friends are even afraid to "like" these stories now. Most friends just ignore my posts. I can't tell whether they're apathetic, or whether they're suppressing it in fear. Or whether Facebook is throttling my posts using their "spam" algorithm. Maybe I've been throttled by my friends. Most friends on Facebook post about how ugly or pretty something is, about the food they consume, or they're pushing some agenda of their own, as everybody has them nowadays. Then you start wondering whether you're just being paranoid. Of course in normal pre-media life, such an inconsistent state of existence would be impossible. Can you imagine everybody around you being happy with ice-cream cones after being abused by yet another "lawful" breach of your liberty by the SWAT team, joined by some "celebrity"? So it's easy to ignore the signs and live on earning your paycheck. Every day is exactly the same. You can't stay here, keep on moving on. Dude, how do you even watch sports right now? There's so much work to do. Yet days go on, everybody is chasing a paycheck or chasing a paper pyramid scheme. Or chasing fame, or chasing tail, anything to help take their minds off the now-ordinary horrid reality. Some see the problems and can't help but feel that something is wrong, that something is unjust in this world. They're searching for a real purpose, as they stumble with potential solutions that have been tried and have failed. While we ignore the children.