The Citizen's Job Is To Be Rude

World Class Is A Phrase Used By Provincial Cities And Second-rate Entertainment Events, As Well As A Wide Variety Of Insecure Individuals, To Assert That They Are Not Provincial Or Second-rate, Thereby Confirming That They Are.

Happy Hour: A Depressing Comment On The Rest Of The Day And A Victory For The Most Limited Dionysian View Of Human Nature.

Of Course, Corporations And Governments Have A Right To Something For Their Money. They Pay The Wages. But They Don't Have The Ethical Right To Literally Purchase The Copyright Of A Citizen's Potential Contribution To Society. In A Democracy They Should Not Have The Legal Right To Silence The Quasi-totality Of The Functioning élite In Order To Satisfy A Managerial Taste For Control And Secrecy.

Everyone Has An Equal Right To Inequality.

Elites Quite Naturally Define As The Most Important And Admired Qualities For A Citizen Those On Which They Themselves Have Concentrated.