COMMUNITY POLICING

I have introduced the idea of community policing repeatedly for the last decade. Maybe you all are tired enough of losing your children and falling prey to the tyrants roaming our streets in uniform. Maybe now you will embrace the idea of community policing, so I will discuss it yet again. We could pay young adults to protect and watch over our children. We could pay unemployed men to protect the women in the community. This means making sure they get from their transportation into their homes safely. We could ask any strangers in the community if there is any way we could help them. The attention will scare away those who mean us harm and help legitimate strangers find their destinations. We could use our phones to record anyone violating rules of the community, even law enforcement officers. The best part about all of this is that we do not need anything from outside to help us carry out community policing. We could start right now if we wanted. I meet my wife every night at the train station to make sure that she gets home safely. I would gladly work to expand this security to others in my neighborhood, but they are not interested. Maybe you are interested.

WHAT YOU LEARN IN COLLEGE

You can learn a lot in colleges and universities. You learn that the deeper knowledge is in the library while the classroom skims across the surface of information. You learn that if you were born a have you really do not need to complete college. If you were born a have not college really will not help you much these days. You learn that professors can design classes that everyone can pass or that no one can pass. You learn that the interesting subjects like art and philosophy never earn you a good paying job, but since there are not too many of these jobs around today you might as well study what you like. I would not go to college if I was young today, but colleges and universities do have lessons to teach.

SEEING THROUGH JEWISH WINDOWS

Sometimes I look through my Jewish neighbors windows. I see bookshelves full of books. Some of the books are volume works. I never see televisions or television lights coming from Jewish windows. I think about how nice it must be to have so much information without being forced to defend how much space these books fill. I also think about how great it would have been to grow up around so much knowledge. I was a curious child, but my community did not encourage study. I was considered a strange child because I wanted to know. I grew into the curious adult that I still am, but it is a daily battle to maintain my hunger for knowledge. I am told that it does not make money to gain knowledge and share knowledge so it should be a side activity, a hobby. I fight to keep a system of study alive. If improving the mind is a hobby and the mind is who we are, how can I do anything but to study? This battle comes at a price in my community. I live as a destitute while so many of my people die of stupidity with plenty of resources at their disposal. I have also lost many friends in this battle. People rather not have someone around that is informed because their stupidity is blissful. It would be nice to go into the Jewish homes, sit down, and read something, but all I can ever do is look through the windows and think of what might have been if I were born into a different kind of community.

BLACK MAN (A POEM)

Someone said

Black man does not

Describe us

That we are brown

That black means

Without color

But I wonder,

We are without

So much now

We have no brotherhood

Because of no homo

No love from our children

Because we are not there

No respect from our women

Because of disappointments

I think that black man

Describes us exactly

U. S. CITIZENS CHOOSE TYRANNY

The citizens of the United States choose tyranny every single day. They choose one of the worse kinds of fascist structures, the plantation. One reason the plantation is so bad is because it can lumber along for centuries before those who suffer from it realize they are even on a plantation. It could continue for centuries more before slaves rise up against it. The plantation is a system where a small number of rulers almost completely control everyone’s life. The people on the bottom of the plantation structure suffer horribly, but not consistently. The slave settles into a sense of comfort because the attacks on them are not on going. The master will even show genuine kindness from time to time in order to confuse the slave. Current masters are called the 1%. U. S. citizens live where the ruling 1% tells them to live. They also eat what the 1% tells them to eat and wear what the 1% tells them to wear. As a matter of fact U. S. citizens give themselves over to the 1% mind, body and soul. This is why we eat food that has been tampered with and breathe air that poisons us. You can march and rally all you want, but as long as you leave the heavy lifting of the functioning of your community to the 1%, you will always be a slave.

U. S. CITIZENS REJECT DEMOCRACY

The citizens of the United States reject democracy every day. Democracy requires that a majority of the population seek out knowledge for the purpose of knowing concepts like existence, ecology, and democracy itself. You cannot be something that you do not know. U. S. citizens seek knowledge in order to belong to an elite group of people or to gain employment that pays a little more. Democracy requires that a majority of the people be bonded in a fundamental way. U. S. citizens are divided into groups and organizations. They do not even co-exist in a peaceful manner. Democracy requires that a majority of the people decide policies for the whole group. U. S. citizens leave all of the decision for their lives up to a small number of people. People who live on this territory called United States talk about democracy, but hardly ever practice it. The paradox is the louder they scream democracy the less they practice.

THE REALITY OF IT ALL

If we can reach higher state of consciousness so can you, really. I never did believe in this limited system and neither did you, really. There is no career ladder, really. You do not have to treat your people like stepping stones, really. They are not better than you or you better than them, really. We are all pieces of to the puzzle and when one puzzle is solved we become pieces for the next one, really. You can believe your eyes, but you do have sight beyond sight, really. When you are within the natural cosmic order of things you have no need for wants, really.  The reality of it all is that you are a lot closer to the truth of it all than you know.