The Angry Immigrants

The Angry Immigrants is a tough look at our complicated lives made, unnecessarily, much harder by too many people obsessed with evil, hatred, and the macabre. It examines dictators' horrid habits and hobbies and how they all, or practically all, seem to fit and follow the same general modus operandi. One of those shared traits is widespread murder: if destruction is a part of that then that, too. They give new and true meaning to the term "mere mortals," butchering on an unmerciful and tyrannical scale. Strangely, they seem to prefer the meat of the people of their own countries as the fodder for their blood-letting. No one is safe. No one. Not even those who made it possible for the dictator to ascend to power in the first place. You see, dictators and dictator wannabes are gravely narcissistic, an arch-arrogant breed that doesn't like to be told, or even feel, they owe anything to anybody. That might go a long way in explaining why their servile lackeys, in general, have lethally suffered greatly along with the rest of humanity at the discretion of dictators. The dictator truly believes no one on Earth is more intelligent than it. Some think of themselves as God. They've got to be; there's no other explanation for their supremeness. They come up with these simply divine and grandiose ideas, designs, and schemes to remake and structure their countries that blow up and everyone dies. For example, some have implemented agrarian reforms that have resulted in the starvation deaths of untold millions. Oftentimes, dictators have used starvation as just another device in their genocide toolboxes. From the first to the final analysis, dictators target everybody. If one were to decipher what that means. Everybody means everybody. The dictator loves to imprison people. It's a way they share their form of love while ingratiating themselves in their sheer power. There is no doubt that some of these entities are so embraced of themselves, that they feel that especially their lackeys don't mind dying for it, going to prison for it, if they believe that would make it feel better. Around the world, there's not a day that goes by that untold numbers of individuals die in prisons, oftentimes so-called political deaths, with untold numbers of individuals at least temporarily left behind to grieve them. Add up the bodies of the long-suffering folks to join the piles of stinking corpses of those who met more immediate deaths caused by dictators and one gets more murdered millions. Therefore, this work investigates the types of environments in which dictators, and dictator wannabes, thrive. It delves into their psyches to try to figure out how they think in the first place, without one's self going mad in the endeavor. What gives them the right to wipe out thousands of entire families in a single day? They have got to feel they have that right. Right? What type of people gives some sorry, arrogant Arschloch an avenue to think that way in the first place? Yes, many a dictator has gotten up in the morning and decided to slaughter its supporters, those who were supposed to be safe from that stuff. Wasn't that part of the game? They lovingly kiss its rear and commit atrocities against the rest of society partly in return for guaranteed safe passage. Fool. Get one of those theft-resistant, iron safes, with an iron-clad contract inside, sunk in an aquifer many feet below a sprawling, concrete parking lot garage if you want any chance of that one. Strike that, in addition to being dishonest, paranoid crooks and con men, dictators, at least any in the U.S., will enjoy a holiday against any stiffs who want to file a grievance. The Supreme Court says that just because someone is a corrupt criminal they should be able to commit crimes, especially if they serve, or have served, as president of the United States of America. That way, imaginary partisan politics can't be used to prosecute the crimes of His Deviancy.
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Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Aiekin, Anders
Binding: Paperback
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