Trouble Brewing: How Common Sense Became the Enemy

Trouble Brewing: How Common Sense Became the Enemy

Cultural chaos is rampant in 2023 America, amid traditional values under attack from misguided ideologies. Discover the ten most troubling issues we’re facing today.

Vince Vanguard

Vince Vanguard

In a world where common sense seems to have packed its bags and vanished, we're left mired in chaos. Meanwhile, the year is 2023, the place is the United States, and the issue at hand is the battle between tradition and modern foolery—if you can even call it that. From cultural shifts tearing at the fabric of our communities to policies that seem to make as much sense as a fish on a bicycle, there's a lot of 'trouble on my mind.' Let’s dive into this ridiculous circus.

  1. Identity Crisis: We've arrived at a point where it seems folks can't even agree on something as basic as biology. The push for everyone to identify how they please while ignoring science is downright baffling. When did a handful of people decide everyone can just pick and choose their identity, as though it's a pair of socks for a day at the park?

  2. History Revisionism: The flavor of the month is to tear down statues and rewrite history books. Remember when we learned from the past instead of attempting to erase it? Those in power seem to forget that erasing what built this great nation does nothing but muddy the waters, diminishing the triumphs of our ancestors.

  3. Free Speech, but Not Really: Ah yes, freedom of speech, unless of course, you’re saying something from the right side of the aisle. Platforms silencing those they don’t agree with have turned what used to be healthy debate into one-sided lectures. Interesting how the promoted tolerance seems to have a singular voice.

  4. Economy on Life Support: You know there’s trouble when house prices have skyrocketed to astronomical levels and a trip to the grocery store requires a bank loan. How did we let this happen? This used to be the land of opportunity—not inflation and financial straitjackets.

  5. Education System Failure: Our schools once stood as pillars of excellence. Now, they’re experimenting grounds for the latest socio-political theories. Kids graduate without basic skills but can spout off political correctness like it’s second nature. Knowledge is power, but what are they actually learning about the real world?

  6. Security or Lack Thereof: Once upon a time, we had secure borders and a sense of national pride. Now it's the Wild West out there, with open-door policies making us question our sovereignty. We’ve seemingly forgotten what it means to protect what’s ours.

  7. Law and Order Deterioration: We're witnessing an all-out assault on the men and women who tirelessly serve our communities. Defund the police? Sure, because less safety has always been a winning strategy. And yet, people act surprised when crime rates rise.

  8. Healthcare Ping-Pong: Every political debate seems to volley health care solutions back and forth, while those in need suffer and systems buckle under pressure. It’s baffling how political ideologies can keep flip-flopping, leaving everyone else caught in the lurch.

  9. Family Values Under Siege: Once upon a time family was the cornerstone of society. Today? Traditional roles are criticized, and the push for anything-goes households leaves us wondering what values we’re teaching the next generation. What happened to respecting the pillars of our community?

  10. Work Ethic in Decline: Empires are built by those willing to get their hands dirty. Yet, with a 'woke' culture that promotes checking the 'right' boxes over genuine hard work, it's a wonder anything gets done anymore. The hard worker is becoming as rare as a snowstorm in the Sahara.

This is the state of affairs—lopsided, chaotic, and frustrating to those who remember the value in tradition, order, and sheer common sense. Hold on tight because when the foundation starts to crack, we’d better be ready for the earthquake. With trouble on our minds, it’s high time to address what's right before we miss the forest for the trees.