The recent celebration following the Dodgers’ World Series win in Los Angeles was a bittersweet reflection of America’s decay. While a celebration is expected, the violence, looting, and reckless behavior that erupted showed just how far we’ve fallen. Windows were smashed, stores looted, a bus set aflame, and fireworks exploded in chaos. Drunkenness, uncontrolled driving, and a young man losing his hand due to fireworks turned what should have been a joyous occasion into a display of societal rot.
I’ve witnessed chaos in my years in New York City, but what unfolded in LA is a new level of dysfunction. This article explores the real issues that threaten to bring America to its knees—from unchecked indulgence to international interference, misplaced priorities, and a looming collapse that we have no one to blame for but ourselves.
America’s Moral Decay: The Celebration That Became a Riot
What happened in Los Angeles is not an isolated incident. It’s a sign of a deeper sickness. Celebrations should be joyous, but when they turn violent, we need to question what’s wrong with us. The mentality of “every man for himself” has stripped us of our humanity. We no longer care for one another—only for material items and selfish gain. What once was a strong sense of community has dissolved into chaos and violence, revealing the true state of our society.
America’s Indulgences: Fueling Its Collapse
We indulge in everything to excess, from materialism to the occult. Child trafficking, drug use, and a blind eye to those in need are the norms in a country that claims to be a beacon of freedom. We’re so caught up in international affairs—giving billions to Ukraine and Israel—while ignoring our homeless, our starving, our veterans, and our elderly. Who helps the widow who can’t afford food? Who cares for children with special needs when their parents struggle under crushing financial burdens? Our obsession with everything but our own people is self-destructive.
The Financial Black Hole: A Nation Drowning in Debt
America is drowning in trillions of dollars of debt, printing money that has no value. While we give away billions to aid foreign conflicts, we fail to address the growing poverty and homelessness at home. The exact amount of America’s debt is staggering—over $33 trillion. How can we claim to be a wealthy nation when our citizens are sleeping under bridges? Where is the aid for the children who need medical care, or the elderly eating pet food to survive?
Social Media: A Poison for Young Minds
Social media has introduced our youth to ideas they have no business exploring. Instead of experiencing childhood, kids are exposed to adult concepts that corrupt their innocence. We’re watching our children grow into spiritually bankrupt adults, obsessed with image and status while losing touch with what truly matters. Social media has degraded our society, feeding violence, narcissism, and ignorance.
Immigration and Misplaced Priorities
While Vice President Kamala Harris promised to close the borders, her actions have only opened the floodgates to illegal immigration. Newcomers are given aid, housing, and financial support, bypassing the legal processes that genuine immigrants have followed. Meanwhile, our own citizens continue to struggle without hope for help. The hypocrisy of a nation that prioritizes foreigners over its own people is glaringly obvious.
The War Machine: Profits Over People
Potential wars with Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea loom on the horizon. But who benefits? Not the people. It’s the military-industrial complex that thrives during wartime, with politicians profiting from their connections to weapons manufacturers. The same leaders pushing us towards war have bunkers to protect themselves while ordinary Americans will be left to suffer the consequences. War is not a threat to them; it’s an opportunity for profit.
Conclusion: America’s Path to Self-Destruction
From indulgences in the occult to selfish materialism, from misplaced financial aid to international conflicts, America is falling apart from within. We’ve lost our sense of connectedness, of community, and of humanity. We’re a nation obsessed with greed, blinded by our own excesses. The potential for World War III, financial collapse, and social decay is not some distant possibility—it’s happening right now. And we have no one to blame but ourselves.
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