Vivek Ramaswamy is facing harsh criticism for his comments on American culture, stating that it has “venerated mediocrity over excellence for way too long.” Most see this as offensive without separating or comparing the essence of the statement from current, and historical, cultural conditions. And he is right. Detractors have argued that people still want to come here regardless, but they neglect to recognize that America is a stereotype and that for some living here in the worst conditions is better than living elsewhere in the east conditions; that America still affords opportunity for those willing to work; that many come here not for culture, but for economic reasons. From dating to business American culture, not laws, rewards the bad and punishes the good. It has become a cornerstone of our culture, largely resulting from entertainment industries that, once exported elsewhere, also inject the same poison into those countries too. These countries, or cultures, only see the glamour of American pop-culture and misidentify it with base culture, which leads to a slow corrupting of their morals too. Few things could exemplify this wickedness better than Beyonce performing on Christmas Day at an NFL game while her husband and associates are accused of, and are certainly guilty of, many horrendous crimes. The new movie Nosferatu is an occult masterpiece which likewise addresses the notion of evil and how it consumes the self and outer world. Does the devil come from within or from outside? It is only when we can identify and confront this evil that we may crucify it and obtain salvation. 

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