Prince of Ides: Gold/Rush

An American Homeland consumerism 'prince' casts politics-theory for capitalism's special arms of downs.

Another of my features of the 'consciousness' of Italian philosopher Machiavelli, this time nicely linked to the images of the historic California Gold Rush. 

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Mr. Amlan Satan was working at a gas-station when he thought to link his readings of the work of Machiavelli concerning hard-philosophy politics of Realism wrought governance-mezzanines in the American Homeland and hoped to liken Machiavelli's language with the stream-mobilization of the history/record of the California Gold Rush, an imprint (arguably) of Selfie-consumerism commentary culture adverbs for 'personality' of fortune stalking for life-cleats (hmmm).

POST (Excerpts): "The Prince was Machiavelli's resounding adjective for hard Realism linked politics thought for action, a stern nod to the pragmatism of ends-means thinking for both governance and fortune (IQ)...we liken the California Gold Rush (American Homeland) to that 'feeling' of Realism in capitalism 'theory' if only for our Selfie-consumerism life reflection of the visage/face of everyday sportsmanship (for the Ego)."

READER: Are you suggesting 'casino-action' for Realism in economics/migration?

SATAN: That's the message in The Prince, and it's an image for leviathan, surely.

READER: Chaos in the linings of pragmatism-thinking for fortune's arms for worlds?

SATAN: You said it, friend; liken Selfie-consumerism 'culture' to convenience/IQ.

READER: Fast-food politics for the soul (Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle).

SATAN: A call for more populist-thought in fortune's cleats (sure!).

READER: Alright (Facebook-like)...good bread.

This prince of Earth, Amlan Satan, sought to 'link' Selfie/consumerism 'culture' with convenience-thought for a pragmatism consciousness concerning lines of politics fusion with lifestyle/bread access imagination...for real capitalism, as he called it. Was this a new language/adjective for both omens and omissions in consumerism (for the Ego)?

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)