Re: Re: Partial Recovery Cases are Even More Invisible

[Guest guest]

Okay, this is sort of tongue and cheek, but its a quick comeback, so

excuse me for that.

I think there is an element of human sacrifice and ritual-like

behavior in what society is consciously doing, as far as the ways they

subconsciously justify it to the insiders who object. We 'die' so that

some 'greater good' can supposedly be achieved.

Our economic and political system these days operates a bit like a

pyramid scheme and in order for those higher up the chain to get paid,

people lower down on the totem pole have to give it up. That is part

of the unwritten deal between industry and government. It was actually

spelled out explicitly by Cecil .

In order so that government can be maintained in power, it must

provide what industry needs to flourish, in the form of free or cheap

labor and raw materials. Each power group must get their share, having

bought in with that understanding, and these days, people who once

were more influential in roles as workers, are now primarily only

needed as consumers, so they have very little economic power. Since

power determines who pays, and we having such little power it ends up

being decided that we are the ones who must 'pay' we must be

sacrificed so this can be achieved at the lowest possible cost (to

them)

In the past, this blood sacrifice was extracted from the colonial

lands, but now, its extracted locally. The social contract that once

prevented that, no longer does, so anything goes.