I hear you very clearly, hm 75, 50, 75, and the last one was 100 or so Trillion dollars the Federal Reserve has put out for "easement". So yeah right there's at least $200 Trillion dollars the U.S. is on the hook to pay to International Money Fund (House of Rothschild by way of Rockefeller/ J.P. Morgan(The Commodore)) but no one seems to give a damn. We'll never pay it back not even if interests were not applied, and you know usury will be there.
Excuse me. Ugh, wifey fur in the beard. Hm. *sighs, grumbles softly* Ah. okay.
I liked the "cure" for stupid in Last Man Standing starring Bruce Willis & Christopher Walkin.
There's scene prior to this one where Doyle says to Willis' character.
"You shot Finn, my best gun."
Willis's character says, "Finn was acting stupid."
Doyle says, "Only one cure for stupid."
Willis's character nods as he rests his hand on his holster. There's also a lot of foreshadowing of "when Hickey gets back, ..." during the first part of the movie. This scene itself is the start of the second act. The first act is the "fistful of trouble" used to draw the protagonist in, "Finn" in the movie starts causing John Smith problems. Hickey then is the "up the tree" problem, and then stuff starts going downhill with lots of trouble finding John Smith.
The movie has touches of Hammett's
Red Harvest. I would suggest both made use of Butte, Montana's
Anaconda Road massacre as something of a fictionalized backdrop. Red Harvest also follows Shakespeare's five act structure as it is written in a manner as to be adapted to a play. Hammett was a wonderful author to his credit.
Of course if one argues that Anaconda Road was an example of a backdrop, they could suggest the Battle Of
Blair Mountain, WV as one also, or even the
Whiskey Rebellion. It also follows suit of the story S
hichinin no Samurai. All of these stories highlight the stupidity of corruption and the effects of it. They all also create the hope of a "hero" to end corruption.
Ultimately the hero lies within us all. We need to stop waiting on a hero and start being the hero. We do so by holding those with power to account. We accept something of a platitude Stan Lee penned in comic books. "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility." We need to "hang together" so none of us ever "walks alone". And we need to do so en masse, of our own volition without any "leader/s".
Help one another to help yourself. Stop fucking digging! We're already in a hole damn it! Let's not keep going in circles. I'm getting tired of coming back here. And I know it isn't because I'm stupid.
Fuck no, I've no Earthly inkling how narrative functions, none what so ever. I've no idea that narrative is using different bits of information to create a story or present an image. I also don't know that information is the gathering of data, which is pure facts, say for example 1 added to 1 equals 2. Facts create information, information creates narrative or used in its creation by someone with intention. Nope, not a damn clue how any of it works at all, not me.
I also do not play chess at all, not to be worthy of any ranking. Nope, not me. And I don't understand that American Football is akin to chess in how each player type is allowed certain moves only. Nope, not a damn clue. Nor do I understand how Army Rangers seem to adopt American Football as means to move units on the field, nope, not me again.
I cannot see any correlation/s at all to any of this, for any reason. No, not me. You got the wrong guy. I'm just a useless "meat popcicle". I'm not worth a fuck. No, not me. I'm just a dumb fuck Hillbilly what don't know his ass from a hole in the ground. I did poorly and was lucky to graduate high school, being honest. I was fucking bored. I met my wife and she proved to me college was not worth the extra expense. She explained it was all the same shit high school taught, rehashed over and over.
I know there is a point when college breaks and diverges to specialties. I don't want to waste four years learning nothing to get to that point. I'm there to learn further beyond what I've already learned, gee, that's why I thought college existed. No, it exists to get profit like most else, eh? Well there you go, figure you'll not see me in college. Life is a damn fine college of itself, hard knocks university is the finest. Add in being able to "grow up" and learn using the Internet and Web, you got a good sense of my self education.
But everyone knows, I'm dumber than a box of rocks. I'm duller than a box of crayons and not anywhere near as bright. My point is I ultimately have pull a DILLIGAF.
Like everyone does. It's our safety valve to continue without breaking down. Thinking in my case genuinely does hurt, physically. This is why I love landscaping, grounds work as something to do a lot of the times. You don't need to think too much, you just do.
Farming, gardening are like that to a good point as well. Sure you kneed some basic knowledge and be able to exercise common sense to do these. Still you can stop thinking about all the evils in our world. You're also helping by maybe planting trees, maybe growing local fruit and veg to eat in season.
