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Why, If You're One Of The Pissy, It's Likely Your Own Fault

There's too much to unpack in a subtitle, but have you noticed the epic degree of pissiness in the world?

By Jason MortonPublished 4 months ago 5 min read
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It's almost like the gods themselves have opened up the floodgates and decided to whizz all over the poor little humans on this tiny blue ball in space. And yet, people are so pissy about life. Normally, from what I'm told, you'd have to break some really kinky boundaries, or pay someone handosomely for the world's largest golden shower. And yet, all those pissy people got it for free.

It’s better to be pissed off than pissed on. Right? But why are so many people so pissy right now? The world is a strange place. There are so many pissed-off people in the world, and nobody has great reasons.

People are on the attack. It’s like the gods themselves have opened up the floodgates and started whizzing all over the poor little pee-ons. Maybe that’s why the pee-ons are called pee-ons. They’re meant to be peed on.

Putting things into perspective, it’s alright to be upset with the way things are. But, at the end of the day, whose fault is it that you’re so pissed-off? Your bad choices left you in a position to be so pissed-off by every little thing. And guess what, they were your choices, and your choices alone.

The world’s always been exactly what it is today. It’s been a dammed mess for years. For most people who cruised through life not paying any attention, they are the ones who created the dammed mess. You kept your head in the sand, and this is what we got for it: a pissed-off little world filled with pissed-off little people.

WHO TO BLAME

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The person looking in the mirror is the one at fault. That’s harsh-sounding because the generations have lost a few things. One of those things is personal responsibility.

You can take personal responsibility for yourself by:

  1. Accepting your decisions got you to where you are.
  2. Changing how you do things.
  3. Learning new skills.
  4. Listening more.
  5. Surrounding yourself with like-minded people.
  6. Reading more.
  7. And being thankful.

It’s really not that hard to take personal responsibility. Once you do, you have a better chance of coming out of the funk you’re in and being better. You’ll also have an easier time accepting the hard truths about the world.

It’s the hard truths that people struggle with the most. The simple ones are universal among the majority. Those are things like needing more money, better healthcare, better work-life balances, and taking better care of yourself.

It’s the harder truths that are breaking us all apart. And in 2026, we are more exposed to them than ever. This was easy to see when reading a comment about VOTER IDENTIFICATION. It’s an interesting debate when you put it into perspective.

In the United States, Voting is run by each state. That’s fifty areas with their own approach. Fifty different approaches to voting for the guy who controls the nukes, the military, and signs our bills into laws.

In the same country, we want you to have an I.D. to do things like buy beer, cigarettes, tobacco, and guns in some states. You have to have a hunting license, a special and a fishing license, and another special I.D. to participate in either of those activities on government-controlled land.

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Enter The Dragons (The Pissed Off)

So, why are they so pissy?

They’re pissy because they’ve been duped. They’re the targets of massive propaganda campaigns. They are listening to what someone wants them to hear, despite it not being the truth.

Take politics, for instance. That’s the biggest hot-button subject of the current era. The angry little people in America are barely educated on what’s gone on, much less the world’s political issues. Example:

In 2008, Barack Obama won the election with a record 69,499,428 votes. It was the highest number of votes ever recorded for a U.S. presidential candidate. He went on to win 69,456,897 votes in 2012.

President Obama might have been the most popularly elected president you’ll ever see. He was America’s first non-white skinned president. He was eloquent, articulate, convincing, and a breath of fresh air for most. During those same elections, his opponents racked up 59,950,323 (McCain) and 59,935, 814 (Mitt Romney).

Fast forward to the 2020 election, and there are some anomalies that older people and liberals don’t understand why people question. These are the reasons people think the Save America Act needs to be passed.

In 2020, Donald Trump won 74,216,728 votes, or what should have been enough to secure the victory according to many people. However, Joe Biden came in at 81,268,924 votes.

Doing the math, that’s nearly 27,000,000 extra votes over both of the years that Obama ran for office. That’s an additional 27,000,000 extra votes in 2020, compared to 2016.

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Why It Matters

It matters because it’s a fact. During a pandemic, an additional 27,000,000 voters were found. That seems like an anomaly during a year when we were told to lock down, don’t move, don’t get too close, and don’t go out if we didn’t feel great.

And nobody has studied the additional outcomes to make it make sense on one side, so they continue to question it. It doesn’t, however, make it untrue. And that’s the problem with America.

You can put things into perspective in absolutely true ways, and it’s met with hostility, attacks, name-calling, and the worst responses of fully grown adults. It’s also the same fully grown adults who aren’t capable, able to, or willing to address the real problems in the world.

People are constantly pissy because they allow themselves to be distracted by the machines. The machines create anger. Then anger creates hate. They’re told who to hate by the democrats on the left.

So, to put things into perspective, Hakeem Jeffries has been on the trail, encouraging young athletes to refuse to play at SEC schools in states that don’t let Democrats racially gerrymander. That was the outcome of the Supreme Court’s decision in April.

Encouraging kids to give up a college education, in a country that recognizes studies showing the adult brain doesn’t kick in until near 25, seems like dooming those kids who listen to failure. And that’s the voice of an entire political party echoing those statements.

Takeaways

The messaging has people pissy. But it’s designed to do that. The rhetoric in this country keeps people divided because some won’t look for themselves. They’re too busy, too distracted, or not interested.

When you look at the messaging, the Democrats, Liberals, and the Democratic Socialists don’t care about our young. They care about power, prestige, and ending the American Experiment.

Heated rhetoric is all the rage on Facebook and Social Media platforms. Hate for the rich and successful, while the federal government representatives don’t do anything to go after anyone other than their opponents, and the hate for conservatives and the truth are the problems.

Until the swamp is actually drained, people will continue to be pissy. That’s easy to say. Perhaps it’s more the future of social media we should hate. Since it’s being spread through social media and slanted news agencies, maybe it’s time to hope for the grid going down.

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Jason Morton

From fiction to reality there’s tons to share about this crazy life. From being a single father, an officer, and having had many insane adventures while I learned about the world, my imagination runs wild with ideas.

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