 We have a dream. A dream about a world where we don't
have to listen to a lie telling us that the lies are over. A world without
paramilitary police forces, without unmarked policemen, and without rubber
bullets flying on the streets. A world without concentration camps, a world
where the oil religion's high priests do not start new crusades. A world where
one person and not one dollar is worth one vote. And a dream about a media that
is the representative of public opinion and not the servant of politics, a
media that reflects on reality and not on itself. In a world like that The
Budapest Times would only carry news about cultural events and the newborn
animals of the zoo. Until then, here is Róbert Puzsér from the Far-Middle.
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Examined species:
Homo sapiens. Diagnosis: TV-addict. There is no other drug like television. It is the most
widespread, the most popular, highly addictive, and it pollutes our environment.
The best part is that it is not only legal, but also state financed. The
machine that turns you into a good consumer is really an instrument of torture.
The most intensively dictated principle of our lives
nowadays is tolerance. Tolerance is the fundamental ideology of our everyday
lives, which determines the relationship with everything that surrounds us. Its
everyday use means the acceptance and respect of those who are different from
us.
