the simpsons factor

i was watching the Simpsons today, and i have to say, the episode they were showing today was kinda interesting (any topic on society or anything relating to society always interests me for some reason).

in this particular episode (i didnt see from the beginning, but this is simpsons u know, u dont have to be an einstein to know what the story is about even if u didnt see it from the start, its not the bloody matrix trilogy), bart simpsons some how convinced the people of springfield (if u dont know springfield i will smack your ass!) that somehow doing whatever u feel like is well...cool.

and so everything went about doing whatever they felt like, or not doing what they didnt feel like, and what happened was totaly chaos, cuz some people has totaly opposite feelings or another person, and they fight like nuts (its the simpsons fighting, not jean claude van damme!)

and i just got to thinking that this theory might just proove osho wrong, but i cant say for sure, knowing that osho has been a master for like ages, who the hell am i to proove him otherwise with an episode from the simpsons as my evidence, gimme a break.

but lets face it, we need to live with rules and regulations and control, and perhaps a good big tinge of discipline.

we, as a society that is, cant be free, its impossible to set us free if we still remain a society. imagine if your janitor does not wanna clean toilets cuz he doesnt feel like it, and u dont pay him cuz he doesnt feel like it, there is gonna be alot of bathroom fights and toilet jokes going around, plus some stink from the toilets, which i dont even wanna think about. so u see my point? its impossible. no one's willing to sacrifice, but that just the way of this world.