There’s a tale of two Americas going on right now. One one side of the isle, you have Amerika. This is the America that makes up the horrendous statistics of unemployment, poverty, food insecurity, police state beatings, and other negative trends.
On the other side, you have Faux-America. This is the America that is surrounded by a dwindling bubble of comfort; a bubble that is a facade representation of what America originally stood for. Aside from the top 10% who are profiting from the mechanics of this monetary policy travesty, the majority of individuals living within this bubble are fairly comfortable, yet feel the tightening of the poor economy. They non-nonchalantly complain about increasing college tuition, corporate layoffs, and other life-fees, but laugh it off as a part of every-day life. They are poor and they don’t even know it. They are blinded by the fact that they will soon be absorbed into Amerika…