THIS IS AMERICA! Monsters Are Products of Family And Society

Books and movies have always entertained the imagination of man even while diverting good. No matter the media, evil instills fear in us while captivating our curiosities. However, the resulting influences have, in unsuspecting ways developed into transferences of malformed ideas and practices by families, institutions and those labeled as professionals.

Many physicists, pharmacists and other scientists are playing God by attempting to create life and interfere with the Normal Operation of the brain. The results are Artificial, and, these Quacks who attempt to clone life and manipulate pharmaceutical substances have chosen to practice experimentation (in the name of cures and remedies) without keeping true to the Hippocratic Oath.

Their unnatural, chaotic workshops disfigure the very being of man into scary, crazy beings. When people morally decline, the doors of Hell open up for the indoctrination of more souls.

The charlatans bring their Quackery practices into the cultures of mainstream society where further mutations result into a deadly confusion of popularity.

Human monsters have come into being as a result of manufactured and distributed drugs, that are known as street drugs (recreational drugs).  The exploitation and popularity of recreational drugs have damaged and reshaped the world into more darkness and insanity.

Drug labs are where it all begins

 

Then comes the transformations

 

 

 

 The results are cults, breakdowns of families. crimes as murders, corruption, trafficking, pedophilism.  All acts of evil  seep  into every sphere of government and life.

 

 

(we should not condemn we should pray for the deliverance of every lost soul )

JonAk – An AWOLL/AmericaOnCoffee (AOC) Commentary

This Is America

Monsters

Glenn C. Altschuler Ph.D.

We are visited by monsters because we are drawn to see what we dread to see.

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All of us are visited by monsters, real and/or imagined. They might originate, as Freud once believed, in childhood traumas. Or our fear of death. Or in the threats posed by an “alien” group. That said, Leo Braudy, a professor of English and American Literature at the University of Southern California, reminds us that “because we are drawn to see what we also dread to see” stories about monsters have pervaded Western culture for centuries.

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