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Ashley Jones is the story of the death of America, a microcosm of what happened to this nation. 60 years ago the doctors would’ve told Ashley’s parents she’d be a bit simple for the rest of her life, but she’d be self sufficient for the most part. Her father would have a good job in Colorado making enough to support her and his wife, then her family would help her find a good husband to take care of her and she’d be married to a young man with a stable well paying job to support her. Eventually they’d have kids and even though she couldn’t teach them calculus she’d love and care for them in a safe environment and live happily ever after.
But we live in this clown world now and this poor girl must sell herself to peertube to help her parents pay their bills as she’s forced to demean herself, following her dream of being a comedian. Her need for a “mental health support hobby” is her maternal instinct begging for a child and purpose in life. She is a human being and deserves dignity, but her culture has deprived her of that and guided her towards disillusionment and emptiness.
In a better world, a world where wrestlers defended their daughters from debauchery, where christian worship is daily and ubiquitous, where we are autonomous citizen farmers free from globalized influences, a world where we take care of our kin instead of exploiting them, we wouldn’t have let this happen. But we became weak. Our culture cannot be put back, not be made right again. It is dead and we have killed it. Ashley is like a tombstone on that culture’s grave.