content: most often the people who get drug dependencies instead of just doing drugs recreationally and not having it be a problem, are people who have mental illness and/or trauma. so there for, the war on drugs is the war on the mentally ill and the traumatized. what were and still are the commanalties of people in tv and movies? what was allowed after the morality codes set in for the first time in movies? what kind of drama? people acting hysterical and with exagerated emotion. this was often the source of the drama, people over reacting and over emoting to things, breaking down relationships. normalizing emotional instability, lack of social concience and discipline, and the break down of communal and familiy relationships that help us from being totally dependent on the state. what are the few common themes among the truly good movies? other wise reasonable people reacting relatably to external stresses that are not made worse by their own histrionics. over time, media glorifies things, and the excess of these things, such as sex, wasting money on frivelous things, junk food, drugs, "the man is bad" "fuck your parents" "crazy people are really the sane ones" with the help from music from the sixties and seventies that is based out of laurel canyon. now kids are more and more diagnosed at young ages with "neurological disorders" that are often conditions made from environmental stresses and often vaccines, and are perscribed medications that actually do give them neurological disfunction. then they wind up addicted to drugs that they take to try and counter the disfunction and discomfort that they feel from the perscribed drugs that they don't want to quit because they are groomed to be dependent on them. then we are encouraged by boomer logic to not try and help them and they either become hobo's or they become soldiers or they become prison workers or they give up on their dreams and get a factory job for amazon. who is the majority of people who are homeless statistically speaking? people, with a mental illness, who were thrown out of their house by their parents. (the most boomer act of all in my opinion.) specific people in power don't want you independent or interdependent.