America's Robotic Society: The Government's Plan

Do you ever wonder why you behave the way you behave? Do you wonder why you do the things that you do? Or why you look at people of other races or genders and stereotype them?Well the same reason why a computer does what it does. It is programmed just like you. If you really think about this with the country of America, we are like large robots with human flesh whose buttons are being pushed by the big head hunchos of the world, the government. Let's look at some situations that have happened in this country over a period of time. For instance, let's look at February 2009. If you remember, it was mandated by the Federal government that all citizens of the United States must purchase a digital television, add cable to their homes, or buy a converter box for their houses or lose their signals. Ain't that a blip. Can you believe that we live in a society where the government tells the people what they must have in their homes or else? Once again, we are being programmed like a computer. It is not the fault of the government, but it is the fault of us as human beings on this planet. We have to start to think way outside of their box. The government will only do what we allow them to do.
Here is another situation. Let's look at our schools. If you were a student in the inner city school district, it would be fair to say that you did not get the best education as your suburban counterparts received. Inner city school students, teachers, principals, and its superintendents are programmed to utilize a defaulted curriculum which is deliberately created and set up to make our inner city students employees in companies rather than employers. How about this one? Where is it written that over 90% of the people in America report to work at 9:00 am and then leave at 5:00pm with only a half hour for lunch. Therefore, as robots of America, we put in over 8 hours a day at a job and work with and for people that we don't really care for or even like. However, we give all of this time and devotion to these same people. No wonder most of our children are out of control or raising themselves or being raised by Comcast and the coverter boxes. I am not saying that we should all hit the $100 million lottery and tell our bosses where to go (I just know that you would love to do that ha ha). I just want people to think about how their brains are being programmed by standards set by society. When are people going to set their own standards and rules for themselves?
Here is another one to think about. You know how much Americans love their cars. We spend more money a month on car insurance than we spend on life insurance. Therefore, you see where the focus is and what is more important (the car not your life) to people. What a shame. Since we love our cars so much, God forbid if someone hits our cars or we have to get an inspection. Aha inspection. Where is it written that we have to get an inspection and an emissions test on our cars? We all know what happens if we drive around with expired inspection stickers. If we don't get the emissions tests, then our cars will pollute the air that we breathe. What? Are they serious? I thought that the government was already polluting our air already without our help of our cars. This is a big contradiction. Now of course, one should get an inspection and an emissions test for your car. However, the government did not inform us to get the tests done for our safety. If the government cared for our safety, then the government would not give leeway for drugs to come into America. This is just a control tactic and economic gain on behalf of the government. As you can see, the government is like a big bully. Their job is to instill fear and control into the people. I must say over the years they have managed to do an excellent job of that. Just look at September 11, 2001.
In conclusion, the government cannot do what they do without us. As people of America, we tend to feed into the bogus rules and regulations as well as the laws. Figuratively speaking, the government is the big computer and we are the information that it spits out.