Maggie's Farm

Actually, concrete is a very interesting subject. It's really unfortunate that physical labor is held in such low regard nowadays. I think that a lot of this stems from the fact that most physical work is done by blacks and hispanics. The two lowest social classes. A hundred years ago, when communities were white, having a physical job was respectable. You were a producer. But now, people aren't expected to be value creators. They are supposed to be consumers of culture. Music, Movies, etc. The implication being that the creation of any content which attracts attention is value creation. But it's not. You can't eat a YouTube video. The exchange of symbols is supposed to be the new economy. So physical objects, like a hamburger, are an anachronism. The government wants it to be taken as a given that physical needs will be met, as long as people agree to treat symbols and attention as money. So in the future, you had better be able to create interesting content, or you'll starve. You will have to sell your image, your voice, your feelings, and your attention span. Nothing will go uncounted. It's all copyrighted, so the government will always get a big cut of what you do. And every young girl will become a web-cam whore.

The answer to this problem lies in recognizing that the government, which doesn't produce anything, hates value creation. Female government employees especially hate men who work in factories. Those men are strong, they're smart, and they are legitimate in a way that female office workers can never be. There's a huge amount of envy and resentment. But the fact is that men do create value. And they should be respected for that. If there were no blacks and hispanics, then construction and manufacturing would become an attractive option for white guys again. But the girls in Washington are so full of hatred that they will try to stop that from happening. We're being held hostage by a group that wants "symbols" to be the sole source of income. They don't want any factories in America. Or any employed white men. Only consumers and producers of symbols, which can be taxed and regulated by a computer. And that's why we'll have to turn-off all the cell phones. Real people need real communities, and real food, and real respect. Not symbols. And not office girls, with delusions of grandeur.