In the aftermath of certain profoundly unwholesome events I decided to take a sabbatical from politics a couple weeks ago. Maybe it is best to know the details of the horrors we live under and tacitly support, maybe it affects something, but after many years of paying so much detailed, precise attention perhaps I have enough credits saved up to help myself for awhile at least.
But it does leak out the edges nevertheless. Politics always leaks out the edges. And sometimes my thoughts drift to how badly we have failed here. And when I say "We", I mean, of course, everyone other than me and you. But even removing us from the equation, that still leads to a profound number of people who fucked up so badly that great masses of people are going to fucking suffer and die.
How many?
I don't know. I don't follow politics.
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