Chris Ware

This is how we live. This is how all of us live. This isn't some random street in Peoria, Illinois.. This is the entire world. As you watch the video you'll feel the tumblers click into place, one by one, over and over, it will be reinforced. As you become angrier. Consider.. Consider how desperately the one group fights to save the other. Consider how much resources and effort and punishment and pain one exerts to save the other. How the one actively sabotages the other and then blames them for failing to act becomes enraged when they fail to act.. In response to a wound they inflicted on themselves. And it's not just this one night. It's every night. It's every hour, of every day. It's constant. At no time in history has one group voluntarily shouldered the burdens of another in this capacity, to this degree. This is an event unique to the human story. And they hate you for it. Which is the most important part of the story here. They're only sorry when they're in the supine position. They're only sorry in the face of power. Then they squall. Then they weep. Then the discussion becomes about how I can't breathe, those magic words. They do not fear performative displays of violence, because that is a constant in their culture. They will punch you in the face and once you have them down, say "No, I didn't bro" as you bleed. This is the entire world. This post is about the entire world. This video is the entire world.