Ants, Bees, and other Scum UPI Dugway, Nevada
Ants do it well. Bees do it better. But the society of
Homo Sapiens is a sorry example of colonial structure.
This is good however - that structure which, through the
Darwinian lens, we see has obviously served the class
Insecta well for hundreds of millions of years, is the
worst of all possible "life styles" for bipedal
intelligent apes. Despite the best efforts of many evil
goons (Hitler's SS, Stalin's NKVD, Clinton's ATF, etc.)
human beings do not respond well to serious attempts to
collectivize their behavior. To be sure there are
occasional success stories - high in a crumbling tenement
tower the welfare queen spewing forth her gangsta larvae
while down below in the streets her 11 and 12 year old
drones are buzzing with criminal activity - even if they
happen to be micro-environments supported by AFDC. As the
20th century draws to a close we can see the cumulative
effect of these state-of-the-art equipped goon squads
ever more frequent and intense attacks. The resultant
deadening of creativity and suppression of the individual
insure that the main legacy of this century will be
appalling vomit like Auschwitz, suburban shopping malls
and the Lawrence Welk show - dead games for dead
players. The art scene in America today could also benefit from rampant drug use. Picture this: Seiji Ozawa is guest conducting the New York Philharmonic on Christmas Eve, a special program of holiday music broadcast live. With his back to the audience he raises both arms high poised to begin the first number. Instead of a baton in his right hand though, both hands are holding small Uzi machine pistols with 30 round clips. In an unannounced change of program the orchestra strikes up a turgid, obscure atonal piece by Arnold Schoenberg. Just as the audience's impatience seems ready to erupt into riot Ozawa empties both clips into the orchestra and turns to face the audience, grinning with demented joy, an erect penis protruding from the unzipped fly of his tuxedo trousers with a strand of jizm hanging precariously. As he's hustled off by paramedics, Connie Chung manages to ask him "Mr Ozawa, can you tell us what happened here tonight?" Ozawa just has time to reply "Connie, just my very, very best performance." Later in an exclusive interview with Montel Williams at the Betty Ford Clinic, Ozawa reveals that he had been pretty fucked up on sake and scopolamine for several years. Maybe Leonard Cohen best summed it up when he wrote: "Gimme crack and anal sex. Take the only tree that's left, And shove it up the hole In your culture. "
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