Consumption: an act which always leads to self-consumption.

McDonald's: a company which makes its money by turning food consumption into an assembly line.

The Military: an institution populated with mini-dictators.

Prozac: a drug which takes people out of depression, after they realize that their life has become but a lifeless machine.

Apolitical Professors: what a pathetic joke when a professor says that he does not want to be involved in politics.

The Elites: they use clever tricks and gimmicks to turn the people into consumers of the ideology based on exploiting the people.

The Television: a machine used to keep our children pacified and on track to becoming part of the consumer herd.

Society: a virus, a disease, which pretends to serve the individual when in reality it simply squeezes the energy out of him/her.

The Profit Margin: a measure of how far the corporation can squeeze profits out of the consumer and its employees.

The Banks: leaving your money in the bank is like leaving your money with someone who is trying to steal your money from you.

The Fashion Industry: an industry which does not only control what women see, it more importantly controls how women see themselves.

The Dirty Little Secret: the entire economy machine is run on rhetoric and stupid optimism.

The Masses: it is us, it is we we are the masses, we are the real voice of history, we are the sound of authentic action.

Leftists: people who are often ridiculed for being brave enough to value humanity over cash.

The Corporation: it is a machine which entraps people in vicious cycles of consumption and production.

They: the ones who hide, the ones who alter, the ones who are always telling us how good we have it and how thankful we should be.

The Fast Food Industry: an industry whose business is to speed up the consumption and production of food.

Racism: parents who instill racist ideas in their children are actually hurting both their children and humanity as a whole.

Lockheed Martin: a company which manufactures weapons in order to protect the elites from a general uprising.

Wal-Mart: a corporation which believes that workers' rights are a thing of the past.