Becoming The Overman

THE OVERMAN HAS noticed that Americans, beyond all other countries, are known for their ability to become dependent on things which they later do not want. For just a few examples, the Overman looks at the creation of America by slaves, followed by the dependence of the United States government on taxes based through cigarettes and tobacco – which now are becoming illegal in most public places – and now, of course, the cheap labor of the illegal immigrants doing the jobs which Americans were dependant on slaves to do approximately two hundred years ago.

There are over eleven million illegal, central-American aliens now residing in America. The Overman lives in North Carolina, in the middle of tobacco country, and can visit them anytime he likes by simply walking no more than three miles from his home, towards the fields, and watching them work or live.

They do many jobs that have been said Americans would not wish to do – this is inherently true – but the fact that they are illegally doing those things overwhelms the low number of people who actually want these jobs.

Lately, border control from Mexico has been a very heated subject. Mister Bill O’Reilly talks about it almost every night, and says that it is the subject of the next election.

Now, however, there is a bill being worked out that will make illegal immigrants who have been here for more than five years officially legal.

Automatically.

And even then, if you have only been here illegally for two years or less, you will still not be deported if you are caught. The first time will be a misdemeanor, and the second catching will be a felony, in which America will make those (who weren’t allowed to be here in the first place) stay here against their will in a prison, where, as the Father of the Overman always says, we will be forced to feed and cloth them for as long as they live.

This line of thought is wearily flawed. Apparently, if the Overman commits a crime but doesn’t get caught for “x” amount of years, the Overman doesn’t get charged. The Overman is told that democrats don’t really have any plans, but only ridicule the bad plans which republicans come up with. The Overman is above these things and lives at a level of experience beyond good and evil...he is neither democrat nor republican. But it seems obvious to the Overman that if they are not allowed to be here, they should just be made to leave, no matter how long they have been breaking the law.

But if this happens, the Americans will soon discover that these people’s places must be filled. The owner who normally pays the illegal ten dollars per hour to work carpentry will not want to pay the American citizen any more than this, and the citizen, the denizen, will not be able to work for a meager ten dollars per hour when he only barely feeds his family from eighteen dollars per hour.

The problem is now too far along to truly be stopped without completely destroying and recreating the structure of the world. If these borders are such a problem, then take them away. In the future, there will be no more borders. Like the tribes of millennia ago, property will have much less value two-dimensionally, and will become a thing of the skies. There will be seven countries, one for each continent, and those who cannot survive will not survive. And yet, still it will be a sad place to live.

That is the trouble with humans, one can never make them happy...