!!!!!!!!!!DESTROY THE NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!

the nothing:

drama. television. media. society. traditions. routine. style. comparison. categories. labels. passionless people. pickled people. compassionless people. prefabricated entertainment. prefabricated reality. accepting how we've made animals disposable and convenient. more faster now. convienence and too much of everything is american. competition wining. losing. letting it be ok for life to be compared to a board game or a video game, or any kind of game. prejudice to everything and anything at all. all kinds of segregation. air pollution. light pollution. mind pollution. vulgarity being entertaining to the vulgar.  making happiness generic and buyable through gadgets that make life easier. taking the most natural thing -sexual reproduction- and twisting into a marketing scheme or a time passer. creating ways to prevent more people, by killing them, or 'terminating' them before theyre born as a reaction to irresponsibility. we are the government, but they make the rules that they teach us that they say we have to abide by. authority. guns, weapons to harm each other because lack of communication, though everyday someone makes more new, better ways to communicate, through technology. fill the gap of life in your life by shopping at "gap". fall in love with 'ronald mc donald' when your 5 years old because you get toys, grease, and sugared caffeine, the catchy colors and the silly dressed man, commercials of fun and compassion, like the c.e.o. of mc donalds cares that you smile. coca-cola taking the most memorable moments in your planned lives and making them "just not right without coca-cola". pepsi telling you its the new generation. mt.dew, do the dew, commercials saying "the dew" is jumping off cliffs and riding bicycles, anything 'extreme'. sprite uses "obey your thirst" as their catchy line, making people feel like its natural to drink something that makes your eyes water and your throat burn when you first take a sip, -dont listen to other drink companies with their celebrity filled commercials, no, instead listen to our phrase that makes you feel like you have a choice-. bottled water ads and commercials attempting to make it look as natural as possible, like no one knew it was. people thinking that buying an appliance or an electronic device will make them happy. having a certain brand or product remind people of someone they care about or someone they dislike. having "tommy hilfiger" and "guess" and "calvin klein", etc., brand people like cattle. branding cattle like clothes. being free until we get into someone elses yard, or until we are on government property. and americans taking over 50% of the worlds perscribed drugs. commercials for symptoms that anyone could think they had, so they will ask their doctor and then get the advertised drug to fix it. people thinking that a pill will make it all better. the fact that theres so many vitamins and fat burning pills so you can eat fast food everyday and still think youre ok. children growing up and having half their memories being about video games and the other half about television shows and movies. prefabricated american dream=preplanned expectation of how everyone should be and how they should live their lives. people being in their vehicles, cutting each other off, and driving recklessly or defensively, like everyone else driving is out to get them, not letting them in front of you until you make eye contact with the other driver, not realizing theres humans filling and controlling all of these machines who crowd your window views people working all day and all week for that time they spend alone, crying about how miserable they are, and for all of those things they can buy to make their life easier. superficiality. vanity. make-up. designer clothes. shopping malls. children growing up having characters in their television as role models. antidepressants to numb people to life and to deal with this lifeless world people build everyday more and more, so people dont have to deal with their problems but they can still work and do their part, and find false happiness in everything you buy.

these, among many other things, are the nothings that surround us and swallow our creativity,  our nature, and our imaginations. they take our brains, and make them factory produced hollywood written dramatized robot brains, packed and shipped to nowhere.

its your brain.
take it back.

-charis, Y2K