Pineapple on Pizza

Everything turns out to be fake. It was disappointing, as it turns out everyone is a wannabe. Bikers doing cross country are wannabe, rockstars and rock fans are wannbes. They didn't have to be. I thought I had missed out on a lot, turns out I had not. It's the nature of this country, turning everyone into imposters. The style is keeping the actual culture(s) low, propagating a fake high culture and setting it as a goal to be achieved which the individuals who follow it or want to follow it think to be real. It is here that one becomes thankful for having roots. There is no point in going to comic cons, lit fests and bike weeks and music fests if one has to "achieve" it. These events and places are signifiers of interests and anyone who is interested should go if they have the money, but a decade ago, pizza became a thing to be achieved for me, probably it was the state I lived in, I have no idea how much part in it all the state I lived in at that time had to play in it, but it is the very reason that place is what it is. Pizza is not worth it if it has to be achieved, it is a food item and people who have money should eat it if they please, but we live in a country where mall escalators and pizzas are gate-keeeped from people. It was not applicable on me, but it was forcefully applied on me. The discrimination, and on a very personal scale was brewing from the past twenty years and in the process I realised how severe discrimination and gate-keeping the common people of this country go through, and also in the meantime realise that all comic cons, bike weeks, music fests and lit fests are fake and are organised with the very intent of deluding people not to mention the level of control over people I came to know about that make all these things redundant. I'm not interested in eating a pizza in a country where people are prevented from eating a pizza with their own money. It betrays an absolute lack of class in individuals who are in control. The hierarchy of the structure is the same as it looks from outside. English is not a language but a thing that you have to deserve speaking, deserve speaking by doing what is the question. Pizza even if it is bought with your own money is something that you have to deserve eating. If it is so, one doesn't deserve to sweat about it, home food is way much better, and one's colloquial languages are way better to speak in. The most unfortunate thing is that individuals who think like this have access to minds of people who are way better than them, in every respect. I was ambushed by individuals who were filled up to the brim by American propaganda, and I suppose it is the go to entertainment for high class of this country, and later I was handed over to scums for whom mall escalators are a big deal. Mall escalators can be a big deal for an old village woman who has came to the first time to the city but they are not such a big deal that their magnificence is propagated socially through technology and people have to deserve to climb them. Malls are for shopping isn't it, and mall escalators are because they aid people to easily climb floors and shop from the malls thereby bringing profit to them. Village ladies hesitating to climb mall escalators was cute only until one realised that it is systematic discrimination and oppression. It's unbelievable that an army of individuals is employed in this country to make people feel that they don't deserve to eat a pizza or speak in English or climb on escalators. This country has reached to the point where its controllers are doing favour to people by merely letting them exist. They think of rape, exploitation, torture and genocide of people as their right and this kind of thinking can't really be corrected.