\"Crime Doesn’t Pay” Wasn’t a Warning, It Was a Script

They’ve been feeding us that line for decades: “Crime doesn’t pay.” Nah.

It just doesn’t pay you or I.

Because behind the scenes, the real criminals wrote the rules. They made sure you saw crime punished, authority praised, and the system as your savior.

But that was never about morality. It was about control, and keeping people distracted while the real power players set the stage for what's coming next.

From the 1930s to the 1960s, Hollywood operated under the Hays Code, a set of strict rules about what movies could and couldn’t show. One of the biggest?

That meant the bad guys always lost, the system always won, and audiences walked away believing that justice was automatic. But it wasn’t just about film ratings, it was about manufacturing belief. Mass influence before the internet.

America was in growth mode. It needed factories humming, highways built, and wars fought.

They needed a workforce that showed up, didn’t question orders, and believed in the flag.

You were raised to trust the system, fear failure, and toe the line.

They didn’t have algorithms back then. Control came from stories, values, and broadcast messaging. That’s what Hollywood was for.

J. Edgar Hoover, the first Director of the FBI, not a president but one of the most powerful unelected figures in U.S. history didn’t just watch from the sidelines. He made sure the Bureau looked like the ultimate hero.

They had script reviewers embedded in the studios. Any movie that painted the FBI as corrupt, sloppy, or fallible? It didn’t make it through.

I'm not just pulling this stuff out of my ass, it’s well-documented. Here's one source:

🔗 How the FBI Secretly Shaped Hollywood’s Image

Fast forward to now?

Labor is outsourced. Machines and AI are cheaper, faster, and don't ask for health insurance. The system doesn’t need you to build, it just needs you not to resist.

So they stopped selling loyalty and started selling distraction, fear, and compliance.

So they changed tactics.
They don’t sell loyalty anymore.
Now they sell distraction, fear, and compliance.

You cheer when a villain gets taken out in a movie. Explosion, justice, end credits.

But in real life?

Rent is eating two paychecks.
Your insurance premium just doubled.
Your mortgage jumped $300 overnight.

Billionaires? Still not paying taxes.
Banks? Still making money off your mistakes.

And nobody’s getting cuffed.
Because that’s not “crime”, that’s the system doing what it was built to do.

Need to keep people docile?

Give them tribalism. Red vs. blue. Coke vs. Pepsi. iPhone vs. Android. Streaming wars. Hashtags. Fantasy football.

Make them feel like they’re choosing, debating, fighting. But really? It’s all the same show, just different jerseys.

Distraction keeps them busy. Choice keeps them asleep.

None of this is random. It’s part of a bigger shift.

Digital currency is coming. AI is taking over. Ownership is being priced out. Surveillance is being packaged as “smart.”

And when UBI shows up? It won’t be freedom, it’ll be dependence.

They don’t want you empowered. They want you quiet, logged in, and manageable.

Calling it a “conspiracy theory” is just another programmed response they gave you, so you wouldn’t think critically. This isn’t paranoia. This is math.

In a system where nothing ever gets cheaper, and the cost of existing only goes up...
What do you think happens next?

This is the truth. The reset is real, it's coming, and it’s not for your benefit.