I think it requires something more than The Tire Ranch. It requires a societal shift in attitudes and beliefs. This problem is rooted in multiple areas of our culture -- everything from political attitudes, modern interpretations of religion & morality, government policies (the ineffective "war on drugs" for example), the ever-present mass media and the interests of corporate profits -- Big Pharma, for example, wanting every consumer understand what ails them so they can sell them the very expensive drug that alleviates it.
In the final analysis, it's all about fear and how we as a society are trained to respond to that fear. Fear of failure, fear for our safety, fear of not being "successful" or loved or attactive or of having enough money. Fear for our children's future, fear of taking risks. These fears are mostly exaggerated and are deliberately inflamed by those who stand to gain by exploiting those fears.
As Ginger has said, art (and by extension music) can eventually change the culture, but it takes too long. Political action is quicker, although that also takes too long for some people's taste.
Make noise! The internet is the greatest tool ever invented for enabling the power of the individual to be heard, but there are other tools as well. Use them all.
