Deadly Indoctrinations

Sold as fun consumables

Makes me wonder if the

Military industrial complex

Plus the goofy gun lobby

Might have a hand in it

As toy manufacturers

Sell a new automatic

Foam “bullet” weapon

A pretend AK-47 so to speak

Presented as something

The whole family can enjoy

Because after all it is only foam

Right?

Of course after little Johnny

Gets his taken away for

Being a little too aggressive

“Shooting” his load at

The dog and grandpa

He can’t wait to buy a real one

To show who, who is in charge

Besides

Now is the time to buy them

Since nothing celebrates the

Birth of a Master of Wisdom

Known as the Prince of Peace

Like plastic practice WMD’s

To start a cycle of violence

That will not stop at adulthood


“This is a place where gun store owners are given a list of stolen credit cards, but not a list of criminals and maniacs.

Now they are thinking of banning toy guns, and they are going to keep the f**king real ones..”

– George Carlin

Sorta non sequitur

For a moment and it was only a moment, I thought the sale of candy cigarettes were banned. Yet with minimal research, only the word cigarettes was removed from the cigarette major brand replicas of candy.

“This is a country where tobacco kills 400,000 people a year — so they ban artifical sweeteners! Because a rat died.”

– George Carlin

Likewise the plastic play weaponry are not sold as “guns”, rather blasters and other violent euphemisms. You would think in an age of alleged transparency they would just name them what they are……penis projectiles.

No one here is suggesting that either be banned, however we could use a really big mirror (really really big and polished to a crystal clear shine) to try and see what is really going on……..inside the collective.

Perhaps then, the archetype of Jesus and other Masters of Wisdom would manifest (as a perceived “return” ) throughout humanity and we could behave like them, instead of consumer pawns buying more deadly indoctrinations.

“We teach best what we need to learn most ourselves.”

– Richard Bach


“Just an observation,
Maybe I need
Different glasses.”

– Angelo Devlin