The Millennials' Conversation From Hell

The problem is nobody gets it. Well not nobody, just not the people. It's not enough to say that the system is rigged, because that would suggest that the system had merit. But the system never had merit. The system was never about us, the people, the system was always about them. It was built by them so that they could control us. When (the establishment's) actions are intentionally rigged against the masses, in order to assist some and deny (or hurt) others, the question becomes whether the institution in question owes a sense of responsibility to those masses, or like a casino, because of some private relationship rational between a casino and its customers, it is free to play fast and loose with the truth and deny the damage which it actually creates. The American ...system doesn't work because it does nothing to self-correct. The burden is put on outsiders to pry change from the hands of the establishment. So not only does the establishment (and our political leaders) wait for our casualties to occur, but it then allows those casualties to pile up to see if there will be a champion amongst them to force justice upon the establishment. All the while allowing a huge reservoir of anger and discontent to build, just so the establishment can see how this discontent is manifesting into something that at some point, down the road, such grievances might require a token gesture towards justice, just to release some of its steam.