from the mind of critic-11/15/16 – Bryan Radzin; Author

From the mind of critic: “If we can all agree that major change is underway, as well collective evolution whether we want it to be or not, do we also agree that everything has to be destroyed before it gets rebuilt better? Do all the institutions we have grown up with, such as principles of justice, fairness and peace have to be rengineered, reorganized and utterly decimated before they can be re-constructed in such a way that hypocrisy becomes so obvious, that all of us will see it for what it really is, and stand up to stop it? Or can we keep making small incremental changes, and keep tinkering, fiddling and hoping that ego and narcissism don’t overshadow all the gains we’ve made over the last 150 years? Insider trading has always existed, as have laws against it. With all the deregulation that has happened in the last 20 years, officals started doing it out in the open, just to see if they could get away with it. Now, that experimental stage is over, and openly flaunting the rules has become the norm, those of us who question these obvious deviations from a free scoiety and free market, are seen as the trouble makers. When officals openly talk about their business and how much they’ll gain when they enter office, and then threaten to jail the dissident who stood up to them in one of the same for profit prisons that perpetuates the problem, we’ll know we have a lot of work still to do. We all agree we need change, but if we clean our slate we will also clean out our soul, and might destroy the very goodness that made us human in the first place. Hypocrisy is our biggest enemy, not each other” 🙂

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