Wars for Everyone in a World of Weaponization

Americans' discourse shows a culture saturated with narratives of victimhood, and masses projecting persecution complexes. Often times little provocation or disagreement of a particular worldview convinces its believers that war is being waged against it.

Simply browse Amazon.com and see the many books entitled War On _____ .

The War on Women
The War on Men
The War on Cops
The War on Guns
The War on Science
The War on Alcohol
The War on Christmas
The War on Christianity
The War on Islam
The War on Cash


All platforms of U.S. discourse (books, magazines, media, alt-media etc) constantly identify a cause, worldview, gender, religion etc against which a sinister force has launched either a declared or undeclared "war."

American culture offers a montage of such declarations and undeclared declarations:

Future civilizations can look at this montage and see a nation afflicted with chronic self absorption and sensitivity to see cultural wars everywhere. Also, they may see a nation adrift in spiritual chaos. Where would such a civilization find sanctuary?

Another aspect of this chaos is so many phenomena being weaponized. Such phenomena being weaponized consists of information, food, water, artificial intelligence, religion, atheism, hate, vaccines. Everything may exist for a specific purpose, but can be redirected and redeployed as a weapon.

Wars as they are identified in public discourse permeate U.S. culture. Your worldview is being attacked while inputs of civilization are used as weapons to confuse and control people.