Boredom and the Rise of Useless Organisations

Many people in the modern democracies work in jobs that they secretly believe are useless. This is possibly owing to the rise of the free tertiary education which has opened up the availability of degrees to do not provide one with technical skills which are required in any context such as art history and gender studies (yuck). These people probably find that they cannot capitalise their degree and take up useless jobs. As such, to give themselves a job, these people often get involved in useless social activism that is of no value because what they campaign about it rubbish. One could reasonably suspect that it is because many political and social issues in Australia deemed worthy of talking are just debated to be trendy or to show how many "rights" one has, by asking for more "rights".

Examples of useless organisations, websites, jobs, groups or people:

• Rights campaigners for the progressive social agenda

• People who scream "discrimination" because they didn't get a job they want

• www.mamamia.com.au - check it out to see how manipulative the writers are

• Journalists who "explore" the asylum seeker debate, "misogyny" of Australian politics

• Stupid gender quotas

• Breast enlargements and people who ask for them
• Models
• Beauty pageants
• Social commentators who talk about the fashion industry and celebrity life

These things all have one thing in common. The core of it is MATERIALISM. These things (or people) are useless who do nothing better but spend time thinking about how little they have, when they really have the resources to do such things. No wonder the Australian economy is backwards and Australia is really the laughing stock of the world. How do I know? I know the way people from non-Western countries talk about Australia. They point out how sick the culture is. Yet Australians praise themselves and say that others are merely envious, or do not understand what "rights" are. I can tell you, in countries, such as Asia, where people do not fight for rights, society is very stable and productive.