Should The White House, The Pentagon And Capitol Hill Be Demolished?

By Thomas H Cullen

I don't believe in the White House, and I don't believe in Capitol Hill or the Pentagon. All three institutions are synonymous with categorization (middle class, working class, immigrant, squatter and traitor) and all three are synonymous with violence in all parts of the world - to any true rational mind, the idea that three such bodies have no moral purpose to exist ought to be a given.

And then this is where things get very interesting: to dismiss the White House, Capitol Hill and the Pentagon means to dismiss the entire ideology of masters and servants. The opposite of masters and servants is the opposite of means and ends - the opposite of means and ends is the opposite of objectives.

To dismiss an objective, is to create the inability to use. The inability to use is the ability to not use, and the ability to not use is the non-use of weakness - the non-use of weakness means to imply that failure (the White House, Capitol Hill and the Pentagon) was a virtue all along.

So there you have it: if not to demolish, in actual literal terms, to just dismiss the White House, Capitol Hill and the Pentagon nevertheless still means to give value to the three bodies. If the White House is avoided, it is a potential value, but then the opposite is just the status quo, ergo more violence and more categorization - so what is the solution?

As in accordance with the preceding logic, a distribution of value is the non-use of weakness. Thus, it must stand to reason that the non-distribution of value is the use of weakness.

The use of weakness is the power of weakness, and the power of weakness is the weakness of weakness; to not give value to the White House, and to not give value to Capitol Hill and to the Pentagon, it's necessary for people across the world to understand that the real value of reality doesn't even have the ability to replicate, and that therefore the true means to combat the White House, Capitol Hill and the Pentagon is to turn the inability to copy into the replication of power - namely, to give press conferences the ability to become scientists, and to give planets the ability to hug their teddy bears (yes, planets already own teddy bears, but they just don't know it yet).

To beat right-wing politics, and to beat the United States, the human race needs to share its powers with the devices that the human race uses in order to make use of its powers.