Thursday, June 14, 2012

Social Fodder

As we get more toxic from industrial body burdens compounding psychological stress, this harm prevention networking becomes impossible, or improbable without the youth like us, resilient to the damages enough to be competent to the causes. The chance for community rejuvenation lies in the youth, specifically the youth predisposed to store less toxins from having less genes to store fat. The social qualities of these individuals will be a critical precursor. If we ever manage anything beyond personal gain or moral support, it will have to be a corporate involvement with home infrastructure to reduce reliance on all but the community. Every home built with independence. Producing your own fuel. Indoor green-housing can be tailored into the construct of the houses (rain capturing, angles of sunlight, rooms designated for filtration). One family growing sprouts and nuts can barely support one family for cell protection and locomotion if at all. Everyone together can scale the size up to account for one another through labor and barter. Step 1. Socialize the concepts into existence. Step 2. Implement the infrastructure from businesses. Step 3. Amplify efficiency to a state of permanent unity. Address body burdens by condition; predictable causes targeted with predictable solutions, prioritized for extent of care. Old people are not naturally useless, and can be brought back for the sake of the young. Youth should receive as much attention as we do, but not the way it is now. It may be a pipe dream to bring capitalist precedence to it's knees, but it would sure prevent unnecessary arguments. It's not as if 'our' culture is so unique that it has to willfully ignore health care from other cultures. Big Pharma and Big Agro are banking on their zombie masses being separate in will and information so thoroughly to complacently accept oppression. The oppression is excused as latent or necessary; whereas it is an active and cruel project to turn consumerist fodder into useful coroners reports.