The works of Shakespeare, Frank Bacon, or whomever wrote those nightmares we were forced to read in high school, are as entertaining as a PBS Special on fungus. Yet, we're informed these literary sleep aids are timeless classics.
Citizen Kane is one of the most boring movies ever. It's about a guy with a fetish for an inanimate object, for fuck's sake!
What's so wonderful about the Mona Lisa? I'd rather jack-off to a velvet painting of a nude chick any day.
I'll take a damned Datsun that runs, as opposed to a Lamborghini that doesn't.
People believe in the most ludicrous shit.
Abraham Lincoln was an overt racist who demanded genocide. Yet parents still force their kids to attend school, in order to be brainwashed the 16th president of the "U.S." was a wonderful person, who sought equality for everyone.
Mother Teresa β the best Catholicism has to offer β was a charlatan, herself a nonbeliever, and a mass murderer. Yet we're told this cunt was a living saint.
Not one historian existing during the time Jesus Christ purportedly walked the Earth wrote so much as a word about JC. We're talkin' a blonde-haired, blue-eyed, white male, living among dark-haired, dark-skinned people. A man who rose from the grave, healed the infirm with his touch, enabled the blind to see, walked on water, turned water into wine, etc., etc., etc.
Simple logic dictates someone possessing those attributes would be the subject of every bestseller of the day. Even though he wasn't, 2.2 billion people still profess belief in a personage who obviously didn't exist, or was nothing like fallacious history has taught us.
Doctors refuse medical care to countless folk lacking sufficient insurance. When these afflicted people perish as a result, said physicians continue right on "practicing," even though they're now murderers.
Judicious businessmen pay $200 for a strip of fabric β known as a tie β they wrap around their necks, in noose fashion, so they can be uncomfortable at a "job" they detest. These money moguls spend $500 on a shirt, simply for the brand label β affixed beneath the collar, where nobody can see it.
"You are not your job. You're not how much money you have in the bank. You're not the car you drive. You're not the contents of your wallet. You're not your fucking khakis [...]."