immediate results for an idealized country

Sun­day night’s de­bate re­flects a very Amer­i­can ide­al of an
“I want it yesterday/immediate re­sults immediately”
mentality 

which is why so many ig­no­rant minds can be so eas­i­ly per­suad­ed by this school­yard bully,
who uses his good brain and words good,
to make some­thing ap­peal­ing to you,
some­thing that he will nev­er give you.
An ide­al­ized country. 

This is not nor has it ever been an elec­tion for im­me­di­ate results,
why are we seem­ing­ly so sud­den­ly cry­ing out for im­me­di­ate re­sults from our government? 

Could there be things deep­er than the surface.
Something.
Is.
Wrong.
With the state of THINGS.
We are a very young country.
Think about the long-run.
Think about the fu­ture for Amer­i­can children,
not yourselves,
not your gripes that you have right now,
that SOME­ONE keeps al­lud­ing to as if he’s “on your side”
nudge nudge, wink wink.
Rhetoric.
Bullshit.

He just said “was laughed at all over the world.”

I did­n’t know “not be­ing laughed at” was a se­ri­ous mat­ter in Amer­i­can politics. 

Oh wait

wait no, ap­par­ent­ly, it is.
 
 

—blu

Flom­mist Blu is an enig­ma. A metaphor wrapped in an al­le­go­ry. ‘I am Jack’s colon. If I get can­cer, I kill Jack.’ Copy­right © 2016 mech­a­nizzm. Pic­tured: Mon­ty Python.

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