The "Handcuff" Roundhouse Mid by Jeremy Scott.
Retailed for $350, that is, before its final stage in mass production, was cancelled.
An underlining concept of the fool and his money becomes a sadistic joke originating from pedestaled designers.
Perhaps
the Jeremy Scott crew was inspired from watching the hilarity that
occurred nationwide several months ago with another shoe phenomenon:
A
sadistic game indeed, that fosters a sense of urgency from both the
mentally manipulated and the manipulator-predator. An isolated
individual with a false superiority complex, usually very bored, taking
great pleasure and effort to observe human reaction. To test what would
come forth as a result of his/her creation, that is, with test subjects
nowhere nearly affiliated with their fraternity.
Just came across a Yahoo poll covering this subject matter, leaving a large majority totally oblivious to its harsh undertone.
Guess denial-ism is alive and well. Naomi Littlebear was right:
"Complacency is a far more dangerous attitude than outrage."
This is an investigation of mutual responsibility on the behalf of both parties, another insult toward Human intelligence and progression, in addition to being a grand testament toward the power of Human conditioning and Modern Mind-Lock!
Guess denial-ism is alive and well. Naomi Littlebear was right:
"Complacency is a far more dangerous attitude than outrage."
This is an investigation of mutual responsibility on the behalf of both parties, another insult toward Human intelligence and progression, in addition to being a grand testament toward the power of Human conditioning and Modern Mind-Lock!
A
Mind Game that showcases dominance among the top of the mental food
chain. Allowing those who subscribe to suggestion over fashion,
politics, and religion to be drawn out to the public for shameful
ridicule, which self-perpetuates a lack of self-confidence and
self-identity.
As far as the Shackle reference, well, I've prepared a lengthy rebuttal.
Six months ago.
Dusting it off now, enjoy.
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