A Conspiracy of Dunces
Well, fuck me a-runnin'- it really was about expediting Trump's ridiculous ballroom fantasy! Within moments of the *attack*, pundits that had been queued up all evening unleased their posts, all pretty much saying, "THIS is why we need a ballroom!" Seemed a little planned, didn't it?
The production values of these assassination attempts have never been good under Trump. Most people put as much stock in the three as they do his claims to have ended eight wars. This WHCD one seemed really thrown together. It was utter chaos as SS and security scrambled about, seemingly for effect, and diners seemed confused and unaware of what was actually happening. How many thought a waiter dropped plates? All the *action* and gunplay transpired on the floor above. The guests were never in danger. But part of the show is to get the first-class passengers to the safety of the lifeboats of the US Titanic, because people expect that. We all found out how not precious the wives are in these scenarios! Maybe they already knew.
It's popular these days to poo poo all over conspiracy theories, but that is probably by design. If you have a theory as to why anything would happen, why wouldn't it be a conspiracy? LIFE is a conspiracy. Where it gets muddled is when random events occur (and they do) and people backtrack to explain why something happened. We have gone from fact-finding missions to fault-finding missions in the last ten years- BIGLY. Is it not a conspiracy when the DOJ investigates the Southern Poverty Law Center and finds that they weren't fighting the KKK- they were financing the KKK!? And they can prove it!
Well, they can't prove it because that's fucking stupid and not at all the mission of the SPLC. But what if it was... wouldn't that be something? It really seems like this administration is back in the 60's smoking the good pot and pondering life. They get the idea to tape record their brilliance and listen to it with sober ears the next day. But instead of busting a gut at how stupid they sound, they actually think they were brilliant. Maybe just brilliant enough to fool some of the people, all of the time. That seems to be what it's all about. You just need to get enough people to believe, to get enough traction to move forward. That's religion. That's certainly Maga. That's cults. Even if your numbers are small, that is a good thing because that is spun as "exclusivity". YOU are not like those unenlightened losers who don't get it!
You can say anything as long as you say it with the matter-a-factness of authority. Trump is probably the least authoritative leader the world has ever seen, but he turned out to be an easy sell to the public. He was all things to all people, all at once. Sure, he's an idiot, but he's an idiot who was going to cut taxes for rich and poor alike! And you know what? He's not a registered communist like Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden or Kamala Harris! And yada yada yada the rest of this Trump shit because either you already know this, or you are too fucking dumb to realize it. Point is, people are stupid. Even brilliant captains of industry are stupid because they thought they would profit greatly from him (and they have) but they ignored the big picture of the destruction of democracy as maybe not being a good thing after all. It sounded good last night when they were doing the puff-puff-pass of totally perfecting their world, but it's pretty fucking stupid today.
Yeah. A Big, Beautiful Ballroom. That's the ticket! Lesser presidents over the last 150 years knew that but were too small dicked to pull it off! A conspiracy to get the BBB built before he kicks? Why not? Add an Arc d' Triumph and a reflecting pool where he gave his "I Have a Dream" speech attended by one billion people (with one billion people waiting outside to get in). Maybe that's not technically a conspiracy, but delusional conspiracies got us here because that's how life works. Or so the Ferrerman would have you believe...
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