abstraction I see from your answers to few of my points that you did not understand what I wanted to say, but that is probably my fault. I apologize for my poor English.
I'll reiterate few of my and address few of your point:
Politicians are just a bunch of jokers put there so you can think you have choice. You do not!
As to people "explaining stuff" - all I wanted to say was that most knowledgeable people on a specific subject should be leading the way. Politicians or any other group do not have the means nor the capacity to comprehend everything.
Education was marvelous when it was moving us forward in a quest to understand more. Now it is merely accumulation of knowledge and conditioning us to do some specific task
without understanding why. Current system even punishes us for independent thinking.
Everybody should get the same opportunity at succeeding, but that's a whole different discussion
Isn't this what free-market capitalism is?
I don't know what free-market capitalism is. My statement is an
idea. It does not have to be boxed into some "free-market capitalism" term. As everything else in nature, it can evolve. Only us, humans, have the need to quantify everything. It helps us to comprehend and assign meaning to it for a specific period of time, but it also restricts it. If you study nature, you'll see that nothing is static - everything is moving and constantly evolving. So should our societies.
Majority of them are nothing but ignorant oxygen wasters and the quicker we stop pretending that everyone is equal, the quicker things start getting better.
I think I have heard this mentality before by some pretty bad dudes in history.
Yes, you may have heard this before. It is called cynicism.
Emotions are what induce us to act
Yes, and it is a shame. In my opinion rational thought should be the one to induce action.
You see
abstraction, we don't agree on everything, but now we are having a civilized conversation and learning from each other without imposing our value systems on each other