Despite being the oldest enemy of free-thinking people, morality has its upsides and has, more and more, been vocalized by art creators, enhanced by the power and energy of generation Z, filling a void left by the nihilist bourgeoise. Social activism and population's emancipation have become the values of the decade, movements such as Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter have been strong players in the social uprising. Meanwhile, sustainability and inclusivity turned out to be the keywords of the last decade of culture and fashion. Despite with a different set of values than that of christianity, all these signs point out to the following: a new moral voice on the rise. 

    It becomes clear that morality does have a role to play in the New cultural Order, but until when will it be beneficial? How long before looking morally engaged becomes more important than being morally engaged? How soon does rhetoric and moral identity become more important than actions? How soon until we're manipulated? Identity is a curious thing, the roles alternate and, before you know it, punishment and judgement comes back at you, much like a Jonas, constantly criticizing their choices as a young mang (ignoring them as irrational), while the young one would try to kill his older 

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