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Only the poor complain

Publication: Mooche News
BY The Mooche-JUL 20, 2008

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hey say real Americans don't complain because their love for country has a way of sustaining them during tough times. Whining and complaining is said to mean you don't love your country, else you wouldn't be doing it. The caveat here is the rich established this creed.

Rich people seem to have all the answers when it comes to how the poor should act. Rich people don't believe there are any problems out there worth talking about aside from their own. Since the media is controlled by a handful of mega-rich guys, it's no wonder why problems that effect most people are taken lightly in public debate.

Putting the media spotlight on issues that plague the common man is beyond the scope of American journalism due to the way the media is structured. That structure is simple, the rich, and the rich only, gets to determine what is news worthy and what isn't.

You will always have a deep disconnect in society playing by the current set of journalistic rules. Every news story is one-sided and reflects the views of the rich. The rich man's perspective doesn't always align with that of the common man. The common man therefore has to bear the brunt of the ills of the rich-man's logic. That logic says greed is freedom and regulation is socialism.

Greed is destroying the country on many fronts, yet greed still have a very favorable standing in the media. You will find very little reporting that exposes greed as a negative evil that must be exposed and should never be tolerated. Instead, greed and usury is glamorized as something that is the envy of the world. That the rest of the world longs to practice greed and usury but is unable, due to their lack of freedom.

This system of usury and greed is reported to us as the model that the world aspire to. The guy down on main street sees it quiet differently, but what he thinks doesn't matter when it comes to the pulse of America. The rich has assigned itself as care-giver for America, and the country's vital signs will always reflect that.

No matter how bad things may get, never say they are bad, never complain about unjust treatment. To do so means you don't belong. This is not a place where bad things happen, it is a place where the rest of the world long to be.

Complaining is for those who can't keep up. Under achievers are always looking to blame someone for their lack of ability. The media has implicitly planted this type of logic in the heads of most Americans.

Solutions are always designed around the needs and ambitions of the rich. Whatever crisis the county may be experiencing, their can be no solution unless it is endorsed by the rich. The rich have a very primitive motive in that they can control their destiny better if they wrote the rules that governs them. Having others write the rules would mean making sacrifices that don't appeal to them.

The pain and suffering experienced by the common man has long been shielded from the rich. There are mine fields of potential disasters spread all around us. The challenge is to get through them on a daily basis for the rest of your life. If you happen to wander into one of those mine fields and get lost, how do you safely get out?

If you are rich you can buy yourself a mine sweeper and have it delivered to you, otherwise you are on your own. The rules say when you find yourself on your own surrounded by problems, don't complain and whine because that just doesn't look good; whining is for losers.

To compound the problem, the common man often thinks of the mine sweeper that he purchased for the rich man.

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