The real enemy is freedom. I know nobody cares what I have to say, and I'm glad for that opportunity. Power accrues carelessness, and can best afford it. Power grows to the extent that the people who exert it don't even know what it's for, but simply use it at the easiest opportunity for their own person gains. It seems there's a failure to connect the dots between what society awards people for, to ignore their own noxiousness, and the reality of the human condition - a bought and paid for existence with no real opportunity outside indentured monetary servitude, a slave to bestial compunction, and employed to help see that everything free is ruined.
Only when freedom is entirely destroyed, will people be willing to pay $2.99 to rent a 20 year old movie, digitally. That's really why youtube was degraded, and why there aren't any landmarks in the entirety of human existence that denote quality except some marble blocks piled on top of each other, or steel structures jutting proudly into the sky as the most efficient form of slave cubicle. They can't afford themselves anything good, because the majority make a living selling garbage.
If freedom cannot exist, then there is no such thing as beauty, and no difference between right and wrong. I think the future is going to redefine 'the dark ages', because power doesn't accrue in the hands of the 'all knowing and all caring', it falls into those most psychotic and self-serving.