SunSpark of Truth: June 2016

Saturday, June 11, 2016

"We must Protect the American Culture from Misappropriation"

We must protect the American Culture from Misappropriation of their ideology and theoretical devices. All around us information is flying through our minds at an alarming rate. We can no longer define what it means to be well informed because there is simply so much information out there it is often more than the average mind can even properly process. The American Culture dominates the West, and it is no spark of the imagination to say the American people producing content have some of the largest and widespread reach of any type of propoganda on Earth. Everyone is watching the Americans as they lead the way down this revolution of information and enter us all into the new age of collective consciousness. This gives a small minority great power over a large majority. To say the least they are wielding a Greatsword of Sway over an already information saturated ocean of opinions. As more and more people express themself the world grows like Alice in Wonderland into a smorgasbord of temptations the can lead us down many varying degrees of beliefs. Christianity has loosened its grip with the powerhouse of the secular media being a much bigger player now with devices such as social media. The core value system that once stood as a testament to order amidst the chaos is now getting stood up for a much greater system of control: Controlled Entertainment Versus Mass Public Opinion which has never been more potent than it is today. These two loggerheads colliding at such a high rate that we've no idea what the future holds for the more traditional forms of entertainment and propoganda. At any rate, as it exists today we must protect the American Culture from those that would seek to use it's ideologies against the greater good while we give the original content producers time to grow out of their old ways and enter into this new era hoping to embrace the 21st century with open arms and a steadfast resolution not to repeat the mistakes of the past but to move forward with the proposal and hopes of the next generation of information distribution.