Economic strength is built on an incomplete, unsustainable equation, benefiting few, exploiting many. It’s growth is based on the shifting of responsibility, a constant thirst for resources stolen from others.
The flaws in Mr. Smith’s theory are downplayed. Resources are finite, very few have access and those in power work tirelessly to keep it. These flaws have become infested wounds on prosperity.
Health care is built on caring for the sick, now turned away if their condition is preexisting. Dozens of forms, calls and mistakes for something as simple as a visit to a clinic. Constantly struggling in reactive care.
More and more our health is profit, not benefit. The manifestation of a bottom line hinders care, shifting a worthwhile endeavor toward a toxic societal parasite.
Religious opulence is built on the metaphors of prophets devoted to the impoverished. A mutation of optimistic faith that enables racism, war and oppression. Clinging to it are those that can least afford indoctrination.
Places of worship are decadent, impressive but hollow. The ideas presented are absolute, based on vague. Followers fail to grasp greater contexts and latch to black v. white, right v. wrong ideas that change easily.
Democratic process is built on few representing the many and ignores many in favor of few. A polarized climate caters to the extremes while the middle is forgotten. The majority buzzing is drowned out by the fringe screaming.
Pushed by industry, government has reduced its power willingly and hastily. Industry has no interest in social programs or education, necessary to a healthy culture. Without accurate representation, most are rendered silent.
Religion, economics, democracy, health care and other essentials must be reconsidered. They’re mutations that must be addressed, not taken for granted.
First, let me address the absurd stereotypes 
