It doesn't matter how profound it is... Of course it is profound, it is experienced wisdom about the everyday. THat's not the point. The point is that it can't count. Your criticism of cars is too banal. Everybody is doing it, it is as old as the rain and as obvious that cars are brutal, obsolete, and but there by displaced power. But of course at the same time cars are populist and cannot be questioned. That is not a contradiction it is consistency: Don't question because it is boring and everybody hates them. Don't question because everybody loves them and can't tolerate the unusual criticism.
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Just Remember that it can never be solved. The media speculators are savvy and they know how to set the rules for your thinking. I say what I am allowed to. Rebellion is typical and uninteresting and conforms to the standards of competitive consumption quite nicely.
