Yes, the mental welfare and stability of society has taken a massive nose-dive over the past few years, exacerbated to a mind-boggling degree by the pandemic and the lockdowns.

I agree that Americans love their supposed rags-to-riches superstars and whatnot, but a lot of that has to do with media aggrandizement and propaganda.

In this instance, I actually feel bad lumping anyone who suffers a mental ailment in with these psychopaths, because mental health desperately needs to be -de-stigmatized in society.

But the point I’m making here is a valid one: no one elected these people to their lofty positions; they take centre stage in the public eye because they feel like they deserve to be worshipped and to rule over others.

The danger is that they don’t understand or respect life in the same way that average people who are struggling to survive do. Their perception has been irreparably warped by the wealth and privilege they enjoy — at our expense.

These people need to be investigated, not given a platform to pontificate to others.