American Tragedy: Self-Destruction in a Self-Indulgent Society

America's tragedy: self-destruction in a self-indulgence society "The boy moved anxiety from one foot to the other and stashed his eyes ... .... [He] It seemed resentful We, and even himself suffers even where he is to find himself. "(P. 9). Clyde Griffith always wanted to be a person, that is, someone other than him. He grew up in a poor family who preached the gospel and advised missionaries, but he was never attracted to God, but he and his family were driven away. Clyde removes his unforgettable reality and is looking for ways to become a more attractive place or position in life.

Self-creator, a typical embodiment of an American dream, is due to his progress in industrial customs, drinking, tenderness, self-discipline and avoidance of debt. He lives for the future, avoids self-destruction, supports perseverance and difficult accumulation; and in the increasingly low expectation era, Protestant virtues no longer stimulate enthusiasm. Inflation has reduced investment and savings. Advertisement hurts the fear of debt and advises consumers to buy, and this is the handle - this inevitable victory for the old and evil power. It is not a military meaning; we do not need it. Our energy wins. There is no point in our side or their fight. We are full of strength and are on the peak of high and beautiful waves

America in the 1960s was drawn by a new journalist, Norman Mailer, Hunt Thompson, Tom Wolf.

In the United States, the campaign divides the population. Among Americans, some of these attributes reflect Americans freedom of speech, equality, peace of the world, and the pursuit of happiness, and self-destruction of the traditional moral order of the country, no Some reflect the meaning rebellion. , Non-patriotic and destructive attack. Authorities tried to ban LSD, restrict political gatherings, and prohibit them from obscene acts in books, music, dramas and other media.

Please think what we have done. It is one of the greatest evidence of intellectual and spiritual poverty in the American society, which makes the youngest smart people feel they will die out if they pursue curiosity. You are told that you should go to college, but if you really want to receive education you are also told that you are "self-indulgent". To make matters worse, give it yourself. What is the opposite? Is self-indulgence going on consultation? Is entry into the finance voluntary? Like most people, is not it to make the law self-destructive to enrich myself? Writing music and writing papers is a good thing for everyone and can not be accepted, but working for hedge funds is no problem. Pursuing your passion is selfish unless it brings you much money, in which case it is not selfish at all.