The Fate of all Dinosaurs

Now the right had amassed for itself a great for­tune, with the help of those who were left, or major­ity of us, in other words. Through one of the biggest pyra­mid schemes in his­tory, mod­ern cap­i­tal­ism, the right so impov­er­ished the rest of us, that what was left of us orga­nized itself, under the ban­ner of com­mu­nism, into a force to take back its right­ful inher­i­tance or share of the earth’s resources. Those of us who pros­pered under cap­i­tal­ism, that is, who were higher up on the pyra­mid, dis­agreed with the goals ‘n’ tac­tics of the far left, and sided with the right, instead. Thus was man split down the mid­dle into two clones, each claim­ing to be iden­ti­cal to the image of the orig­i­nal man.

Yet, I found the one to be just as big a liar and thief as the other, for nei­ther one even came close to the image of the orig­i­nal man. Whereas the right tended to look like the good guy, and the left, the bad guy, under­neath the decep­tion, they both looked like wolves in sheep’s cloth­ing. What the right took from the rest of us through brute eco­nom­ics, the left took away through brute pol­i­tics. T. Rexes in dis­guise, the two fed off the rest of us, like true car­ni­vores, with brute force. And with plenty of pro­pa­ganda to go around, they both told us we could have it all if only we’d sell our souls to them. Lit­tle did they tell us that pyra­mids are built upon the backs of all those from whom every­thing has been taken. As the two eco­nom­i­cally and polit­i­cally gob­bled up the world, with an insa­tiable appetite for what only the truth could ever sat­isfy, they threat­ened each other with extinc­tion. For the two needed to return to the wildest parts of the imagination—to go the way of all dinosaurs—so that the rest of us might live in peace.