Yeah, take that, society! Kick his ass, Pat!
Sadly the biggest point I can say, again, is **** America. I'm pretty sure the political system in place ensures only *******s survive, and then when only *******s survive, they keep voting for the same ****ty political system to stay in place. So that good people would suffer and die off.
But I know that's not very helpful. I know it sucks and I know sometimes the system is against you. But whenever I personally have focused my energies on that idea, I have only ended up with a pile of hatred against everyone around me, and no betterment of my ****ty life. So, yes, the system may suck, the society may suck, the people around you may suck. But sometimes all you can do is try and play by their ****ty rules. I've done a lot of things just because I know they're the kind of things people want me to do, things that make me sound smarter and better for employers. Even if I think it's completely irrelevant. Even if I know I'm the smartest and best person already. But they don't know that. They need proof. So I've taken on basically unpaid jobs. Volunteer work. I've participated in student societies. I know how to make myself sound great on paper even if I feel like I sometimes suck ass at precisely those things I sound so great at.
Sometimes you have to do it. You need to play by the rules before you can attempt to change them. I've learned that the hard way. Me, when I was all about changing the world, I was in no position to do so. In that position, I would sound like a sorry-ass failure who is just whining because they suck at life. Sadly it is so, that to most people, you are only in a position to critisize the system once you are doing well. When people who are actually hurt by the system complain, they are not listened to. It is so, so easy for successful and unsympathetic people to brush it off as "well maybe they're just bad people, which is why their life sucks".
So yeah. I'm sorry but you may need to think like the *******s in the society that you hate. Look out for yourself. Brag. Exaggerate your achievements. Be confident. Draw clear boundaries. Me, I've learned some of those things from the person I hate the most in my life. The most narcissistic ******* I've ever met. What a horrible guy. But it worked out pretty well for him. In any case, I am ready act like an ******* if the situation calls for it. But I've vowed to never become like him. I won't be that person. Not internally. But I'm ready to be a cut-throat bitch. Not because I want to be one, but because I know my skills are needed, and sometimes I have to stand up for it. If people cannot realise that themself, they may need a little help.
So, cut throats, because they world deserves it, and they deserve what you can do.
