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Why Ambitious Elections And The Power to Vote Won’t Save Us
White supremacy is America’s Addiction of Choice
The midterm elections have become the event of the year, as the monumental celebrations that are assigned to the privilege of being able to vote for the politicians that are committed to the task of either overthrowing “Trumpism,” or propelling the hateful rhetoric that the current administration has proudly perfected with no apologies.
The climate is feverishly energetic, as the messaging assaults us with classic imagery, that aims to seduce lethargic tendencies with the trendiness of being an active participant in this competitive arena.
The epic saga features an impressive array of celebs who’ve either lived in The White House or are buddies with those who have, and they’re all maximizing their platforms as mandated influencers who carry the mandate that pressures us into action.
The collective media is also doing the most to profit from the formulated hysteria as online pubs generate clicks with staged ads that showcase the hip and hipper, dropping blurbs that summarize why joining the party is the only way to save our lives.
Cable network giants have been roaring to go, and watching CNN capitalize on the president’s key phrases and off-putting moments forced…
