White Man’s Burden
After: The White Man’s Burden by Kipling 1899
After: Cool Hand Luke by Stuart Rosenburg
After: Preamble to the Constitution of the United States
We the people of the United States, in order to provide
a more perfect union, establish Justice, insure domestic
tranquility … ears and eyes accosted by oscillations and
vibrations of hate what appeared to be the fool we’ve
known as the Emperor unclothed, now dresses in six
thousand dollar Brioni suits—
here in hi-definition is a caricature of a man, a failure
of faith, a persona who played his way to the top
with waspish sting—to communicate gall, to ignite
others beneath a banner of bigotry and hate.
Buy the game, hire the MC, gamble your way to an
addiction, no government will save you, but politicians
will rise on the revenues you squander at the crap table
of capitalism, disrespect and disregard your brother
but, do not mislabel this dogma, as the American way.