Americans are warned about Ugandan prince scams, but are Ugandan princes warned about Americans scams?

Do people actually believe that “wokeness” is a paramount issue? I mean, seriously, it seems pretty small when you consider what's happening worldwide. We're facing mass starvation, ruined economies, ecosystems in chaos, and over 60% of Americans barely making ends meet. I just can't wrap my head around why culture have taken up so much space in public discourse.

The primary political concern, especially in an election year, should be the alarming grip corporate America has on our government. If only our founding fathers had foreseen this possibility. I'd like to believe they would've added language to the constitution, introducing checks and balances like those for the executive, judicial, and legislative branches.

The lack of clear boundaries between the two parties that need checks and balances – corporate interests and the legislative body – is an undeniable flaw in the constitution. It's worsening as the party with the most money (corporate America) increasingly entwines itself with the government. Today, over 50% of congressmen reportedly accept offers from corporate lobbyists to join their payroll post-retirement. Look it up.

The system's going haywire, with the U.S. doing whatever it takes to boost quarterly earnings. Who's there to stop them? The military-industrial complex, the oil lobby, and the mainstream media, backed by Ph.D.s running think tanks, churn out propaganda that's shaped our population's mindset for decades. The tragedy of our system lies in turning humans into animals hell-bent on winning or surviving at all costs, even if it means people endure starvation, trafficking, extremism, forced labor, or drink polluted water. It's a brutal struggle, and you're left a slave to your own instinct to survive, becoming, even as a poor man, ugly, oppressive, and desperate to profit off anyone who'll let you.

Shit shat, jizzhead and turkey gizzard are getting older!

Fire speech

Look I'm not gonna mince words. Alex Jones is an absolute piece of shit, and he profited of the death of children. He was gleefully shilling products during the manhunt for the Boston bombers, if you really wanna argue about it, please feel free to indulge in the massive amount of media dedicated to proving he is an absolute huckster. However do you think something as noticable as an HBO documentary will get to people like Joe? Especially since he seems to consider him a close friend, when in reality, Alex just uses him as a way to sell products to a new audience. Say what you will, and I'm sure they do have nice moments together, but Alex basically abuses Joe's audience at any opportunity he can, and more or less does the same to Joe himself.

What's with the jeans?