The livestock speaks
Gillian Flynn’s words echo and echo and echo inside my skull.
They don’t care about us enough to hate us. We are simply a form of livestock.
(Via Sarah Kendzior. I’ve said the same too, repeatedly, less efficiently.)
There’s Senator Orrin Hatch saying, “…consider who the judge is today – because that’s the issue. Is this judge a really good man? And he is. And by any measure he is.”
“By any measure.” Any measure.
Kavanaugh has never shown any repentance or made any amends, but by any measure he’s in Hatch’s good books. Despite every indication of willingness to commit a crime so bad it’s right up there with murder. Technically, of course. It’s vanishingly unlikely to happen to Hatch. So Kavanaugh is a “good man.”
They don’t care about us enough to hate us. We are simply a form of livestock.
You wonder how the slavers could do what they did to black human beings two hundred years ago? This is how. They thought it was natural, normal, just how things were. They could think well of themselves with no trouble while they sold people. Those people were livestock. Just as people now consider themselves “good” while thinking that a little rape never hurt anyone. Not any real people. Slaveholders were Supreme Court Justices once. What could possibly be the objection to a rapist on the highest court in the land?
They don’t care about us enough to hate us. We are simply a form of livestock.
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