Social Nonplayers

To parents, 
and other adults of voting age,
in significant responsible relationships
plagued by political abuse 
and economic neglect.

We could invest less time and resources trying to discover
if harm came to us,
and those for whom we feel responsible,
because of an impoverished economy
or polarized segregation.

If you're asking,
the answer is yes.

Economic waste on defending
what cannot be responsibly conserved
is the merely logical conclusion
of our way too much LeftBrain-RightWing dominant
dissociation.

Abuse, neglect, marginalization, monoculturalism
elitism, nationalism, chauvinism, evangelicalism, zealotry,
aggressive hostility, assertive apathy, religiosity
of any egocentric and anthropocentric
might-is-right defensive type

Between always right v always wrong identities,
personal and/or geopolitical and/or disinvested economic
neglect of polyculturally positive climate health

Neuro-sexsensory systemic
and ecosystemic
neglect of healthcare responsibility 
and lifecare opportunities
to co-empathically liberate dissociative polarization
feeds and breeds
more impoverishing LeftBrain-RightWing
disassociating trauma,
chronic stress,
paranoid 
anxious
caste-preservation.

A compassionate
and more pleasant
way of curing in-house v out-house neglect
is to stop competing to disinvest 
away from democracy's richer
and healthier potential

Multi-enculturing
as if All Organic Life Matters
were your domestic, everyday
Political/Economic Business As Win/Win Cooperatively Usual.

Those neglected and abused,
whether individual people
or individual nations,
are neglected
by monoculturing anti-social
LeftBrain-RightWing dissociative polarization

Untouched up by neurosystemic
and ecosystemic
Win/Win democratic
mind/body healthcare opportunity.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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