Tuesday, November 8, 2011

The 1% vs the other 99% RAGE

Alright, have you heard of this crap? South Park did a whole episode on it. It is said that most of the world's money is keep getting sucked up by the richest 1% of the population which causes a lot of economic issues for the rest of the world (or 99%). A whole lot of people started writing spiels on a piece of paper about how horrible the system is treating them and take a picture of themselves holding it up.


I first off saying that I think this person is severely misinformed about Wal-Mart, Microsoft and Bias media controls everything. Not to mention that this hipster probably hangs out at Starbucks... With that thought aside, I like this idea if people just weren't so dumb going about it. They make excuses and blame the CEO's of major corporations for the shit they have to deal with every day. There are also some raging on how much debt they owe from their college loans. This has to stop people... please just put the paper down and sit for a second. Just sit down and think about your life for a second. You are the consumer. You demanded products, you shopped at Wal-mart, you watch the watered-down and fear spreading news channels along with Jersey Shore. You gave into the thousands of advertisements and beckoning of these so called evil corporations that do nothing but meet the demands of the public, your demands. You made the 1% along with your parents and grandparents. Let me tell you a secret...

Holding a stupid damn piece of paper up with your whiny, hypocritical bullshit isn't going to solve anything.

You think the 1% gives a flying piece of crap about you? They don't care. They never did and they never will. All they need is to keep everyone else consuming. Consuming like roaches and fungus just to keep their big fat wallets even fatter. After poking around in the dark, these people realize that the 99% are getting angry, they are getting pissed off. We all know what they are up to and we are starting to speak out. But it's too late. The shitty politicians we are forced to choose between are no better than any of the scumbags that line their pockets with dirty money. Your money. Taxes, pensions, health care, social security. It's all stolen from us and we will never get it back. Life sucks here, but thank God it's short. There is only just so little things we can do.

Shut up, move on, find another way. No one forced you to go to college, no one forced you to have kids that you can't afford, no one forced you to buy a television and fill your head full of useless crap... No one forced you to buy a bunch of shit all in the name of Jesus's freakin birthday that no one needs and certainly no one forced you to acculmate a load of crap in your house. MP3 players, DVD's, Blu Ray, Cable, mini fridges, xboxes, ps3s, wiis, computers, children's toys (they don't need 5 million toys), adult toys, movie tickets, junk food, restaurants, alcohol, drugs, the latest cell phones, electronic devices that can give blow jobs or something, pet fish (at least a dog can be put to work and a cat can keep vermin away, fish are absolutely meaningless). Adopt a minimalist lifestyle, buy locally, recycle, grow a garden, go to a local bank and/or credit union, turn off the television. Too much work? Too enclosed in your little comfortable bubble? Then don't complain...

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Holy Shitake....

Okay so my drawing challenge pretty much failed... but I reframed from StumbleUpon and Facebook! WOO HOOO!!!! No worries though, I'm drawing a lot more often. You can visit my deviant art account at www.supakunoichi.deviantart.com if you like! Here is a character design I've recently made:



Some recent news in the works is that I've gotten a coloring and lettering gig for a comic book! YAY! I'm still looking for some freelance work so if anyone would like a design on something or whatever you can always contact me. I'd also like to point out that I will be developing a website soon for all my nerdy friends to help out in! Stay tuned for further progression in my works.

Thoughts of the day: Through persistent research and work, one can achieve something great. Everyone seems to know this, though tools for motivation and dedication can effect the production of our lives and the progress of our pursuits.