DeMOCracy

“Didn’t I tell you not to buy anything?” This is a quote from a movie titled “Goodfellows”. In 1990, this movie characterized a famous actor. The role was intended, as most of Scorsese’s films are, from already written books. Of course, the movie made alot more money than the writer of the book did.

The actor that played Jimmy Conway presented Jimmy as a Mafia leader’s credible friend. This serves him what amount of justice he believes he’s earned, from being a thug.

His techniques are, instead of being a good man, to trick as many young men he thinks wants his life of trouble. So, he decides to recruit a young boy.  Because he knows, he’ll always have the type of friend he likes to hang around with.

Sure enough, the two become inseparable. For a little while, anyway. Until both decide to play the other, when the calendar times change.  This is interesting enough to kind of know the outcome, when this type of message goes out alot, everyday.

Henry Hill played his last card. When he figured out how much he enjoyed breaking the law. He realized he could have even more fun that he likes, when he added a mistress, misbehaving and federal helicopter’s buzzing around.

Henry Hill ended up in the Federal Witness Protection Program that allowed him to become invisible, he thouht. And, to escape all those dirty little rumors of him that he helped make up. To cash in on.

Jimmy Conway is a fictional character. He is not real. His words are not real. His body, mind, and soul is from a manuscript. He does not exist.

Being able to act in a way that helps bring in a pretty good paycheck, from actually going on vacation. Could have some promising leads, when we know how to perform so well.

In real life, though, hard work is not symbolized through lights, camera, and action.  As we all know, the cost of it all remains extremely expensive, for one to enjoy being rich and famous.  Someone has to like the employer to even think about watching him/her on a silver screen.  For, $20 a ticket, at most, for a 1.5 hour long movie. We’re cheap, they’re not. Is the expression.

When that happens, the actor/actress is overpaid by a method that hurts manual laborers. Which gives their overhead a whole lot more leverage to maintain their chosen lifestyles. While other people have to pay attention to the U. S. A.’s foreigners who demand to see their friends, onscreen. 

Online, could be considered a temporary job.  As long as, there is a way to fund all of the wifi stations that are required to use for electronic ways of printing everyone’s paychecks for our completed hard labor.  At the end of every week.