What happens when we are trained to label those different as ADHD as Neural divergent as Bipolar as Schizophrenic? Is it not the alternative viewpoints that test and sharpen our concepts of morality? During the trial of Eichmann, he found the murder of Jews to be distasteful. For the collection of skeletons sterilizations killings by gas was a medical matter. A question of "Hygiene and Health." For Eichmann only ever read Theodor Herzl’s Der Judenstaat, the Zionist Classic, which converted him promptly and forever to Zionism. The reason for the gassing of Jews was to find an enlightened way an efficient way to solve the Jewish Question. Therefore, is it not humane to question how we must accept and love what cannot be accepted? As we are lulled by the promises of capitalism, as comfortable petite bourgeoisie, we must bear witness to precisely the disturbance, the unbearable, the distasteful, the abject. But how do we bear witness as generation "Like"? For "If you like this, then you’ll love that," when the destruction lies in “If you despise this, then you’ll want to genocide that"? Is this not how epistemicide engenders within? Is it truly so surprising, that today, we lynch the other not with nooses, but Boeing JDAMs, and Pine Bluff Arsenal's White Phosphorus that we sit and cheer with deck chairs and smile for our Polaroids?


A liberal is one who is against every war but the current one. #ProgressiveExceptPalestine. Is it, not subjective violence that we then fetishistically watch and share the disaster porn of yesteryear whilst patting one another back with disdain of our predecessors? What would you have done during the war? Be afraid not of the grandness of imaginary evil, but the banality of the disinterested. Be afraid not of the hysterical, violent protests, but of the quiet, vacant avoidances of the affluent. He wrote me, I’m sorry. My mother had an operation And what should I say to him? A man who waved proudly the Ukrainian flag emoji, like a sports club, throughout the first days of this genocide. During which they wrote me, Shame on you and think of the white white white blue eyed women and children for this is Europe. What is there to say to a person who sees suffering as a Zero Sum Game? And so the white man wrote, Sorry for my radio silence. as I sit in the canteen. Tracy Chapman on a playlist Sorry Forgive me I don’t want to wait Until they are all dead to mourn. The Germans protested in the early years against Hitler's euthanasia programs. But it was when the word for “murder” was replaced with "to grant a merciful death" to avoid “unnecessary hardships.” For it was unforgivable not for killing, but to cause "unnecessary pain." Through the brutality of language, We have bypassed the watchtowers of conscience. But who carries the treacherous burden of memory? The song transitioned: She leads a lonely life. When she woke up late in the morning light and the day had just begun she opened her eyes and thought “Oh, what a morning” It’s not a day for work It’s a day for catching tan Just lying on the beach and having fun She’s going to get you All that she wants is another baby She’s gone tomorrow, boy, All that she wants is another baby. So what do I respond with? I’m tired of these games I’m sorry. You’re sorry But none of these words shall resurrect. Are we truly impotent against the Spirit of Time? I have no more words and so Goodbye It’s all in a day One day in a life It’s all in the one word The one word is goodbye For me It's all in what you say You've tried to be kind It's all in the words From the lips that once touched mine with a sigh Goodbye For you It's all in your face The laugh and worry lines It's all in the word You hope will make you young again Goodbye It's all in the play Someone speaks the line It's all in the one word That stops and steals the time Goodbye As I leave the canteen, my eyes glued to the screen: hanging of a half torn child a boy bagging peices of his father into a recycled plastic bag a mother searches through a mound for strands of her daughter's hair, a teenager carries the dismembered leg of his baby brother through the Rafah. The songs of our prison camp play on And she'll tease you, she'll unease you All the better just to please you She's precocious, and she knows just What it takes to make a pro blush So give in let it break you let it radicalize you there’s nothing left to return to to remake.