trickling to the top

Wages are not keep­ing up with in­fla­tion

We keep be­ing good peo­ple and do­nat­ing a por­tion of our wages to those in even worse cir­cum­stance or sit­u­a­tions – in­clud­ing im­pos­si­bly over­priced health­care – which is a uni­ver­sal right as shamans be­came doc­tors through­out the course of hu­man his­to­ry
we all have rea­son and the re­sources and the right
to med­ical aid

And that makes it a weak and con­tin­u­al­ly de­grad­ing base of the mon­e­tary pyra­mid

A por­tion of the low­er percent’s wages
in the hi­er­ar­chy of the econ­o­my
is be­com­ing more and more dif­fi­cult to sus­tain
the base is crum­bling thanks to con­sumerism – mar­ket­ing –
man­u­fac­tur­ing in mass quan­ti­ties

The mon­ey keeps go­ing up
and it stays out

There’s no trick­ling down of any­thing when it stays locked up at the top

—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 © 2020 mech­a­nizzm.

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