There is a lot of complaining that has taken place in our modern economic nightmare— and this is fully justified. We Americans have grown used to the creature comforts of Fat Cat society. Almost everyone has a car that is less then 15 years of age and runs relatively well (as this is the law of the land), and most can heat their homes. Our shelves are stocked with everything ranging from cans of soup to goat cheese. Our children attend schools that, while not exactly perfect in any way, still far transcend that of say— Nairobi (haha just kidding)(maybe) but we continue to live well— despite the efforts of a small group of elites who have done everything in their power to destroy our way of life (why did they do that, anyway?).
The American Dream isn’t something that can be easily explained, but despite our hardships as of late, we continue to climb the ladder of responsibility (whatever that means). Productivity in this Nation is at an all-time high, because despite statements by so-called empty suits that the economy is just dandy, job loss is all too real.
Now, more then ever in our modern times, we are living out The Leviathan on a daily basis. Where it used to be a battle for who gets in line first for the DMV, now it is a matter of life or death on the job market— some sort of sick “piggy” game in which few will be winners. But, despite all of this, we carry on better than most in this world. Our social infrastructure is arguably not inherent selfishness and greed.
But what about Wayne County, Michigan?
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