Robert Fiedler

Money, Murder, Madness: a Critique of the Use and Meaning of Money Robert Fiedler

Sin, Excess and Vulgarity take dominant place in a Culture driven by makebelieve. Advertising, fundamental to mass marketing has captured the soulof those deceived, which soul shall be consumed. What is artificial, is created for profit that will be captured by the Middleman. Rock music, sounds of pubescent Vulgarity, ignorance and madnessabounds. There is nowhere to hide. What was fine, sensitive and beautiful is eclipsed by the superficial and dumb. Childish symbolism dominates nevertheless; few seem aware, fewer care. What is entertainment and fun or what is buried in habit and custom isdifficult to understand. Certainly, only a few are looking for what might bewrong, most participate in the lamentation. Mayhem shown on Television is perceived a form of necessary distraction. Viewers imagine they are truthfully informed, keeping abreast of times. Theyouthful, eager Barbarians, as something of an oddity avoid virtue andHoliness. Those older and wiser are thought to take too much space on thePlanet. The nation suffers from the consequences of Relativism and Socialistpretense, and the spreading of falsehood. Who could imagine the outcome, from this untamed monstrosity? However,it is certain that Money, Murder and Madness will be prominent andMendacity. Who knows what the future holds for any nation so spiritually andmorally compromised? Evil did form the Medusa. Where is [our] Perseus?