A few weeks ago we (my family) had an shelving unit out on the curb, for free. Not three hours after we put it out there; a group of stereotypical, backwards-hat skateboarders went past, turned around, came back up the hill, and smashed it. Apparently these "little shits", as they were dubbed, thought that they could get a good laugh out of destroying something that could have been easily recycled into society. Whenever I hear something like this, it causes me to question, not just the society that allowed these people to do this, but the reason as to why they would want to do this in the first place.
I get some consolation in the fact that they will never achieve anything with this mindset, but this event does serve to fuel my dislike for capitalism. Not the freedom it allows but the way in which these freedoms are secured, and the ignorance it creates as a byproduct. If you disagree I (strongly) encourage you to watch MAXED OUT or Who Killed The Electric Car. These are examples of what I hate about capitalism.
In short, have you ever witnessed or experienced something that made you question the society you live in? If so, please, share your thoughts.
I get some consolation in the fact that they will never achieve anything with this mindset, but this event does serve to fuel my dislike for capitalism. Not the freedom it allows but the way in which these freedoms are secured, and the ignorance it creates as a byproduct. If you disagree I (strongly) encourage you to watch MAXED OUT or Who Killed The Electric Car. These are examples of what I hate about capitalism.
In short, have you ever witnessed or experienced something that made you question the society you live in? If so, please, share your thoughts.