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Many aspects of "morality", and the enforcement of... have behind it huge profits, and easy paesy jobs. Without so called crime, tons of "important people" that have superiority complexes would lose their privilege. Ever hear of PROCEEDS OF CRIME, it's where drugs are observed through the channels of development as they enter the illicit market, allowing narcotics to become boats/yachts, cash, real estate, fancy cars, fine art, and other tangible things that have now become monetized. This is when "the bust" happens... It's huge business, and is all scooped up by the powers at be, for their use. When so many banks are dependant on the masses to in debt themselves, when 4,5, & 6 credit cards aren't enough, truck loans of $110k give to "grads" that have already astronomical sums of money owing... But the pension funds all want profit from the "financial Industry" When mental health, and justice depend on male youth being sexual, so as to pounce and use the act of shared intimate energy in every case of a youth under 18/16yo being a criminal act, worthy of endless intervention... This is all kind of the same thing, it's sick... but it's the system, it's how this culture rolls. So what you're saying is why I'm happy others see it to. But what happens to said society? As it feeds on itself... What do you see as to what happens? Just curious in your "bigger picture" as to how all this unfolds, and not necessarily with the topic at hand, but in the larger scheme of things. Notice the sexual scandal stuff in the media, is just through the roof! But debt, drugs, addicts, suicides, are also big topics... Just how long does it continue? Just how many enforcement agencies, and $$Billions can be thrown at this system everyday just to keep it functional? getting elected like you say, is done if the present system, ideals, and ways are preserved. It's like the saying goes: What happens when an immovable object meets an unstoppable force? |