The Scripture from the Trash Mound
Have y'all watched the movie They Live directed by John Carpenter? It's a true story. If you walk around the cloudy city, and take off the sunglasses, you see how simple the public messaging, meant to hypnotize the NPCs really is
The land on the coast owned by the Kumeyaay Indians, stolen by Spain, who thought they reached a promised land from a book published in 1510? The natural land and vibe were splendid for the tribesmen. The tribesmen got better advice from their spirits, than the religious contradiction that Catholic friars violently forced upon them. White men with an ego problem
Now everyone has been manipulated, sliced, diced, and spliced into their own tiny prison cell cube, as Deleuze described. Michel Foucault said we all live in an endless set of prisons, that keep multiplying. To prevent our more capable minds from ascending. The digital panopticon in the buildings and telephones watches you to make sure you voluntarily or involuntarily submit to the capitalists, kings, and presidents' whims. Now people feel so goddamn wretched and possessed by demons, that the suicide hotline needs to be on billboards in English y Español
The Christian Bible gave us excellent stories, mythology, political ideologies, philosophy, war, life and death, good and evil, protecting the marginalized, mental health tips. Fighting for a righteous cause. Helping others find salvation, in whatever way works for their whole deal. Anarcho-syndicalism, religious tolerance, disability inclusion, anti racism, jurisprudence seems to all fit into what Jesus taught us through his actions and speech. God works in mysterious ways. I think the mound above the gross litter is where honest thinking can be settled