Welcome to the “it wasn’t me society.” A society of care free living where all personal responsibility is out sourced to fictitious entities of all kinds. I remember a friend of mine who smoked 20 joints a day and ate bad food every meal for 5 days in a row while hunting. He returned home sick. He took me aside and explained to me that he was sick because he “caught a bug”. This isn’t a rare way our citizens cope with their self sadistic behavior, this is a pattern and way of living in our modern society.

I know smokers who get cancer but all we hear about is the cancer. Fast food eaters who are overweight talk about being born big boned or that they have a slower genetic metabolism. The average medication lists 70 side effects (which are ways the poison will make you more sick) but when the person gets more sick, all we hear about is the disease or the medication………but never the fact that the person themselves actively placed the poison in their own mouth. No one ever comes out and declares that our societal obsession with self abuse, self attack and self sadism has caused the issue because we live inside the “it wasn’t me society“.

We as individuals are simply mimicking what we see going on higher up the food chain of course. Our own leaders orchestrate things like the 9/11 attacks in order to expand a covert empire and of course blame fictitious enemies abroad. Most medical doctors can’t make any of their patients healthy and it’s not from a lack of trying or good intentions. When you work with cutting, poisoning and burning as the 3 instruments in your health tool kit, it doesn’t matter how altruistic your intentions, you’re going to fail. So much failure, so obvious the failures and yet because we live inside a society that continues to ignore personal responsibility, everyone just walks away and declares it wasn’t me. Schools that are pumping out children who can’t think. Hospitals that increase disease. Governments that destroy freedom. Lawyers that destroy justice. Religions that destroy spirituality and you know what the most crazy thing is? Do you want to know? When you take anyone aside and simply point out the systematic problems of each system, the people in the system are outraged and they’re not outraged because they don’t see it. They’re outraged that you’re not playing along with the “it wasn’t me” philosophy. A sort of “how dare you” reaction, in going against the unwritten rule that we all must actively accept our roles inside these failure based systems and never talk openly about them.

There was a bubble gum day held at a local school here in Cornwall and I wrote an article about it because of course you shouldn’t be poisoning children with poisonous gum, especially inside a government institution charged with their care. I was walking by the school after the article was published and the principle ran over to give me the “how dare you” reaction regarding showing him “the mirror” about the eugenic orders he was following from the top of the pyramid. Basically what he was saying was “it wasn’t me” when of course it was him and many others as well. Stop poisoning the fucking kids for fuck sakes! How more blunt can I make it. A lack of morality and personal responsibility is our true epidemic.

In our society, you’re expected to interact with corrupt and failure based system after failure based system, and your pre-scripted role in the insanity is to make sure to never hold a mirror up to anyone who’s insane, as to show them how insane they’re really being. The truth tellers do nothing but carry mirrors with them and just hold up the mirror and say, “Look at yourself and look at what you’re doing…….have you lost your mind? Where is your morality and ethics?” Take a hard look.  In our society NO ONE  ENJOYS THE MIRROR because the society is based on blame storming, passing the buck, avoiding personal responsibility, sedating, distracting and invented as many fictitious entities as possible to blame for the irrational and illogical decisions we keep making as individuals and as a society in general.

People sometimes tell me that I often avoid eye contact or are short in my conversations or that I’m introverted or socially awkward etc etc.  All true of course. You know why I’m like that? It’s because I’m scared to death to be assimilated into the insane society in which I live. The conversations are all the same. There’s the complaint and then there’s the tabling of the bullshit reasons to legitimize why the complaint exists. Just like the teacher at the school who’s perplexed as to why the kids are so badly behaved or why they can’t think properly when it’s been proven gum and junk food of all kinds does exactly that. It’s like cutting your hand with a knife and wondering why you’re bleeding. Excuses of every kind to the point where rational people can’t stand to be anywhere near what passes as informed citizens these days. Everything from God’s will to a made up disease names and from faulty genetics to bad karma. Just as long as the finger points outwards to something that’s imaginary as a way to explain our negative life results, this is the accepted coping mechanism in our highly dysfunctional society. I keep my head down because it’s hard to pretend any of these behaviors can pass as sanity.When you’re the only sane person in a room, you’ll look like the only insane person in the room.