Socio-Economic Commentary

The post argues that generational conflict is a manufactured distraction designed to prevent younger generations from recognizing shared interests and forming a political bloc. This illusion, fueled by media narratives, diverts attention from pressing issues like student debt and climate change. The author proposes creating a self-funding political action committee, ForAllPAC, to empower diverse, principle-driven candidates.

While the working class cheered, the elite executed a devastating scam: eliminating $1.2 million in corporate pollution costs led to thousands of premature deaths. The tax cuts offered a negligible $20/wk windfall, instantly negated by inflation and tariffs. Enforcement is a joke; fines for environmental crimes are often less than $1% of the profit saved. The poor paid the price in health and lost wages, while Making Aristocracy Great Again.

This Independence Day critique analyzes the classic film as a prophetic social commentary on the Uber wealthy, capitalism, and planetary resource extraction.