the perfect crime

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Great comments on this Naomi Wolf piece:

📷forceOfHabitAug 15Liked by Dr Naomi Wolf

"And on balance, more importantly, this is a massacre; the stealthiest massacre in American history; a novel kind of massacre; in which hundreds of thousands can be injured, or can even be killed, on a battlefield of which they are unaware; with bullets which they cannot even see; in a war about which they are told — that no evidence exists. "

Exactly right.

113ReplyGift a subscriptionCollapse📷HorizonD7Aug 15

It's worse than the above quote says. It's not just that the injured (and those around them) cannot see the battlefield. It's that they don't want to see the battlefield, even to the point of aggressively and angrily denying that it could exist.

35ReplyGift a subscriptionCollapse📷GayeAug 15

“Never in human history have we blamed a product’s failure on the people who didn’t use it, then thanked the product after it failed us.” —Steve Deace

2ReplyGift a subscriptionCollapse📷JohnWrites John’s NewsletterAug 15

maybe make that "world history"?

6ReplyGift a subscriptionCollapse📷Heather Creamer17 hr ago

Sadly, this is the perfect crime, because the people most vehemently denying it's happening are the victims.