Sweet Land of Liberty?

Hello once again out in blogger land, I know I had a recent fallout, and your pitiful hopes and dreams were almost shattered like the bogus economy in California, but there were many situations that incarcerated me from writing my world famous blog. But as I promised, I have returned. Throughout the past several months, my weary mind has been fixated on true meaning of the term "sweet land of liberty." Are we really at liberty to do and say what we want to in this day and age, or is there a certain restriction on the very harmless things that some of us can do. You decide.

As noted in a previous blog of mine, there is the argument for "right to education." In this country, according to the constitution, all tykes are given the right to a free public education. However, living in the era of the 2000's, kids throughout all states are required to attend some sort of schooling, having the outrageous consequence of jail time for any parent or guardian found not in compliance. Are you kidding me? This reminds me of seeing those black and white films of children in Germany in the 1940's, sitting neatly in their desks with their hands folded, being taught that Adolf Hitler was God. The atrocity that now looms over the schooling issue is that parents are required now to pay for supplies, bus tickets and donations because government official's need that extra dollar to vacation in Maine to tip their servants.

Also noted is the good old "red, white and blue" stands for freedom of religion. However, this headstrong country that was founded on "In God We Trust" has now detached the staples that held the constitution in order by banning open prayer and forbidding religious views. The consequences that are implemented for these actions are in compliance with that of communist orders, having labeled one who is religiously minded to be stamped as a Loney Tune and enlisted first class into Patton State hospital for "government evaluation." That to me does not define liberty in any fashion, as one cannot express their personal feelings or statements without being degraded by a firing squad if your ideas or views are not considered "common" in the land of the free.

The Uncompromisable Truth is that Liberty comes with restrictions. On September 3, 1783, the revolutionary war ended, bringing hope to remove the clutches of those wicked kings that controlled our nation for their own purposes. The irony of it all was these same people who fought for liberty and freedom, enlisted themselves "colored" slaves soon after winning their own freedom. This country was established on the bloody backs of slaves singing "when the saints come marching in", and continues to sweep under the rug the dirt and filth that surrounds the current restrictions on "liberty." If one is not able to make the sound choices to better their own lives without harm to others, that is not a form a freedom. I guess I will have to prepare two sandwiches for uncle Sam, one for each face. And that, my friends, is The Uncompromisable Truth.

Right to Education?

According to the United Nations, the right to education is recognized as a human right for all people within the United Nations. In the United States, education is given to all children grades kindergarten to grade twelve for free, well almost free. Having public education should also be recognized as a privilege among American children and teens, as some countries can not afford the resources to provide schooling for their citizens. Now before we begin my rants about the education process here in the United States, let me swiftly interject that I am not against schooling of any type. If you are a four eyed book nerd than hey, knock yourself out, if you are a low class dishwasher that can't read, more power to you, as long as your happy with what you are doing. Now getting back on point to my problems with the schooling systems in the United States let us begin with the several abominations that I can remember back in the day when I attended high school.

As I noted above, the government states that every child has the right to education, but from what I can see, the right that they point out is not an option, you must go to school in the United States or the parent of the child will go to jail. Now, I heard of some knee slappers in my short time as a human being, but this "Right" is outrageous and unconstitutional. When I attended high school, (on the days I didn't ditch) there were always those obnoxiousness trouble makers in class who disrespected their coffee breath teachers, never paying attention and getting F's in just about every class. However, even these trouble makers were forced to go to school, if they graduated or not. It makes my stomach nauseous and sick when I see a hairy man with a beard, sitting in a little desk, screwing around and talking back to his teacher, when he can be out doing construction or something productive in life. It is a cluster headache atrocity that these students are considered kids when they have hairy patches down there and their mind is consumed with x-rated thoughts. That is probably a reason why this country is sinking faster than ABC's The Forgotten ratings.

In some countries, a teenager has a choice to continue schooling if their desired profession requires such education. Not one person can give me this ridicules malarkey that you must have a diploma to get a decent job. In my profession as a manager, I hired many a people who did not possess this silly piece of paper based on experience and general knowledge for duties performed. But as I said before, I am not against schooling of any type, but come on, why force the kids to go to school if they are not successful in it. People forget that the backbone of this country are some of the jobs that most white collar professionals would call menial, but they would not be white collared if not for the workers below them.

The Uncompromisable Truth about "right to education" is not a right, but a form of communist law. Not only are parents and children forced to obey this law, but are also now burdened by charges for bus tickets and classroom supplies, which are no longer offered by public education. The display to force somebody to attend school can only be surrounded by one thing, taxes. Every state gets a percentage of federal funding for each body that occupies the classroom, and the more students they have attending, the more money they get. Dullard Americans believe that those fake commercials on television about education are the governments concern for the future of our children, but never mind the many starving children that are sleeping on sidewalks in Kentucky. If one puts two and two together, you will see that the fact that forced schooling while charging parents for necessities that are needed in the classroom is the same as Bonnie and Clyde holding up a bank and robbing it blind. And that, my friends, is The Uncompromisable Truth.

Racism Today?

In the wake of Martin Luther King day a few days ago, I thought it would be appropriate to write a blog about racism. In today's world, racism continues to reflect a heated topic throughout all various cultures, some debates ending up on Jerry Springer, and some ending in pure tragedy. However, folks in this generation like to hide a certain type of racism that seems to be common and considered alright. Many people today probably do so for fear of offense to other races, but we here at The Uncompromisable Truth do not surrender to people's emotions, our motto is to deliver the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So let us ease ourselves into such a debate, no, I am not a racist, and if anyone is offended by my writing, then this buds for you!

Actor and comedian George Lopez is somewhat notorious for slandering white American people simply because they are white Americans. One of his many flat comedic acts include a serious proposition that Mexican people are responsible for the growth and prosperity of the current United States. Now, correct me if I am wrong, but I happen to disagree with these statements. Here's a cold hard fact for Mr. Lopez, if the Mexicans were the expertise behind the building of this country, then why not build Mexico just as well. Why does Mexico remain in shambles like any other third world nation? Not only are these statements false and demeaning to the founding fathers of our nation, who fought tooth and nail in lined battles so Mr. Lopez could have a low rated comedy special on television, but are they not also racist? Should not George Lopez and others who continue to speak this trash get canceled, like when temporarily did so to Dog the Bounty Hunter? Can anyone tell me what the difference is?

Another point to this debate is why every month on our modern calendar promotes a specific race such as black history month. Now, to be fair, imagine if somebody made a point to make a white history month, they would be marked a racist and burned at the stake. Why is okay to make movies such as "White Men Can't Jump" but if somebody made a movie like "Black Men Can't Read" there would be a protest of screaming mindless zealots. The facts are there are many white men who can jump and many black men who can read, but in our lame society today, somebody wants to pin point a label on a person no matter what race they are.

The Uncompromisable Truth is that in this generation you have to be a real freak'in nerd to be a racist, White, Black, Hispanic etc. It is not "cute" or "hilarious" for other races to insult and degrade white people. If your ancestors were whipped 200 years ago while humming the tune to "Old Man River" as they toiled like a raisin in the sun, what does that have to do with you today? I do not see any slaves walking around, sweating profusely over a hot stove for the Misses. I do not see anyone sadly walking the trail of tears, being tossed out of their lands for mirrors and beads. What needs to happen in the world today is for everyone to just get over it! In this generation, "Fish Don't Fry in the Kitchen, and Beans Don't Burn on the Grill." All men are created equal, some are hard workers, some are lazy, some are clean, others are filthy slobs. The fact of the matter is that its not only white people who are racist, but the many other races that slander others are just as racist as them Southern Tennessee Klaners! Instead of protesting for nationality pride or have a march in Washington, why not get a stamp collection or something interesting to keep you occupied, like work with blind kids. And that, my friends, is The Uncompromisable Truth.

Global Charity?

In today's society there are massive advertisements by celebrities and politicians to donate to helpless people around the world. Musicians of every genre host a variety of benefit concerts, claiming proceeds will be distributed to unfortunate people across the globe to enable them the necessitates they are lacking. Millions of fortunate people participate in donations and food drives, feeling a slight tug in their hearts that throughout the planet, another person has call it a night and go without. I strongly agree with those who sincerely offer a helping hand in order to benefit those who are without, having gone through such a circumstance a few times in my own life, but what I do have a problem with is those individuals who blow a mighty Roman trumpet to announce their so-called generosity in helping stranded people.

In 1985, a group of musicians united together to organize a charity called USA for Africa, releasing a song called "We are the World." Fortunately, many people across the world bought a copy of the single and over $40 million was raised alone in record sales. According to the charity, the $40 million was used to aid those in Africa and the USA to supply food and medicine, and as a complementary gift, they received their very own "We are the World" t-shirt. However, if anyone is a fan of VH1's I love the 80's, you will see footage of a helicopter, flying lowly over an African town, dropping a few bags of wheat to the starving people. This footage was more disgusting than the restrooms at AM PM. I would think that $40 million, especially back in the 80's, would be able to feed these unfortunate people more than just a bag of wheat and a lousy t-shirt. The charity organizers didn't even have the decent mannerism to get their lazy ass to Africa to personally deliver the bags of wheat, but had them thrown down from a helicopter, as though they were a filthy animal in the local zoo. To make matters worse, the musicians involved in the charity had the nerve to widely advertise their personal generosity, successfully convincing the average dullard how much of a super hero they are. Of course, I notice how the helicopter bit is strangely missing from Wikipedia and all other website information.

In this decade, there has been a wide variety of charity programming on television. It is sad and unfortunate that celebrities and politicians are constantly appearing on our televisions in these hard economic times, asking Mr. and Mrs. Low Income Joe to donate the little money that they have. I would think that if all these concerned celebrities and politicians donated five percent of their salaries, the money would probably be enough to feed many countries around the world for months, never having the same meal twice in one week. Now don't get me wrong, there are probably some celebrities and politicians who give because they actually care about those who are without, but believe me, those are the celebrities and politicians that you do not hear about in the newspaper for their great deeds.

The Uncompromisable Truth behind these global charities is just another marketing scheme to make the rich richer. Many of these egoist musicians and actors participate in these so-called charities to plug an album or movie that will end up tanking in sales anyways. Many arrogant politicians participate in these fake charities to win votes and approval from the American public, ensuring themselves a secure salary for many years to come. The fact of the matter is that peanut butter is to jelly like charity is to publicity. I know that if these charities were done for the "better of the unfortunate" there would not be tattered children in West Virginia viciously fighting over a can of pork and beans. And that, my friends, is The Uncompromisable Truth.

Too Many Commercials?

Since the early 1950's when top rated show I Love Lucy dominated television ratings, commercial advertisement has dominated our robotic households. However, back in the 1950's, commercial breaks would come every ten to fifteen minutes of a half an hour program, and would played so brief, you didn't have time to really drain the snake when programming resumed. Today, commercial advertisement, being displayed in our homes every five seconds, resembles the migraine type feeling of sitting on the 101 in Los Angeles bumper to bumper traffic: its irritating, noisy and simply just pisses you off. I have noticed in the past five years or so, commercial advertisement during our favorite programing airs as many minutes as the program you are viewing. Now let us grab the sharp scalpel of truth and begin to openly dissect what hides behind vast commercial advertisement.

A few weeks ago, I was attempting to watch the movie Philadelphia on the Bravo network. After a hard day of doing practically nothing, I felt the need to slowly unwind on my 70's style love seat with a blistering cold Dr. Pepper in my left hand and a processed artery hardening doughnut stick in my right. According to I.M.B.D., the run time of this flick should hit the 125 minute mark, and for those of you who are deeply illiterate that would be a total of two hours and five minutes. Yet, on the information portion from my rip off cable company, the time of the movie was three and a half hours. I contemplated losing a few minutes of my much needed beauty sleep in order to finish the film. But I noticed that, and yes I counted, every seven minutes there was a commercial break, and from what I could remember, there were scenes deleted out of the movie to show waste of time advertisement like the picture located on the right side of this paragraph. Not only was this a disappointment, but while the movie was playing there was huge advertisements of low rated Bravo original programming practically covering the entire screen.

Another problem I have that infuriates me is the program you are watching is set by default to low volume, and as soon as the commercial break cuts to the volume seems to escalate on its own. I myself remain in deep bewilderment as to how many freaken commercials do you possibly need to run. According to network executives, commercial sponsors pay a sum to each network in order to air the programming you are viewing. Now lets take the show I Love Lucy for example. The people who created the show, the actors and most of the people who were involved with the production have been taking dirt naps for many years now. How much can it possibly cost when the network staff in charge of programming are sitting on their asses while pressing buttons and playing a DVD?

The Uncompromisable Truth behind commercial advertisement is just plain greed. As money is the root to all evil, advertisements begin to slowly branch out straight into our televisions, eventually entering our tainted minds while attaching itself to our souls like a fungus as it rapidly grows with our vulnerable emotions. The unfortunate fact is that there will probably be no remedy to this irritating situation. Advertisements are everywhere, on the internet, cell phones, streets, radio, and heck, I wouldn't doubt that in the near future, the suits come up with a way to place a commercial in your eye ball, however, the quantity of commercial advertisements on television are out of hand as they continue to rape each show of a decent run time as they forcefully shove their products straight down our middle class throats. (Like we are so stupid that we do not know what Advil is!) And that, my friends, is The Uncompromisable Truth.

American Citizen?

On an usually hot and sweaty day last week, I stopped in the local Burger King to fulfill my lusting desire of luscious red meat. While I was comfortably sitting in the filthy booth, chewing my 8000 calorie meal, my eyes began to wander around the joint. I was stunned to find that most of the cheap advertising signs that were displayed on the white walls were in Spanish. Now don't get me wrong, I am not racists against dark people, look at my picture, but now it is time to take a look at the real meaning of an American citizen. Most of the time, especially living in California, everything is in English...and Spanish. I was surprised when I had purchased a brand new, high tech wireless keyboard for my PC, and the Spanish instructions were in front of the English instructions. I myself have been to Mexico, and if you don't speak Spanish, you get the craziest, I am going to kill you until your dead Clint Eastwood looks.

A couple years ago, I knew a man, (Name I will not mention) who was an illegal alien living in the country. This guy was able to get the perks of government benefits, including food stamps and medi-cal. I had run into financial troubles that year and was in need of medi-cal myself. I applied for medi-cal and received an usually fast response a week later. As I eagerly opened the giant yellow envelope, my widened eyes experienced full fury as I, taxpayer for years and American citizen, was denied medi-cal benefits. However, this illegal alien that I knew was not the only illegal alien I have had companionship with, there were probably several hundreds, in which good ol' Uncle Sam treated like his first born son, and us, the American citizens, are treated like distant cousins as we get our hot dogs thrown in the sand.

In the recent wake of the Haiti disaster, Mr. President recently said that America would step up and give the citizens of Haiti the supplies and aid that they are in need of. Now I feel bad about what has happened in Haiti, and it is good for people around the world to aid in any disaster, however, I have a few reservations with this. The United States has been in a financial disaster for the past few years. Those of us who reside in golden California knows what its all about. When half of California was burnt like a hockey puck steak at Sizzler, the cotton tops in government offices provided no disaster relief. Years ago, when Japan went into a recession, it was reported that the United States gave "trillions" to the sinking nation. Over here, senior citizens who defended old glory on the mounts of Iwo Jima have to worry about getting their social security butchered so Congress can set sail with their mistresses as they delicately sip on tax payer champagne.



The Uncompromisable Truth is that the United States treats its citizens lower than the viewer ratings of Fox's Doll House. It continues to baffle me how such a nation that extends its hands to other nations and illegal aliens so easily, has poor helpless children in Alabama eating a piece of bread for dinner. Lowly Vietnam veterans are sitting against city street walls, begging for nickles to get by while Mr. and Mrs. Jose Garcia Gonzalez are given a government grant to buy a house, only using their nationality to qualify. When an American Citizen runs out of unemployment compensation, then you and your children are told, "better luck next time" but when a tree falls down in Antarctica, the U.S. is there to shell out one billion dollars to replant that tree. So songs like "America" and "My Country" are just the words of a dreamer who imagined a country existing for its citizens. And that, my friends, is The Uncompromisable Truth.