KenEash on Nostr: The tragedy of it all is that Henry died and the real killer was never apprehended or ...

The tragedy of it all is that Henry died and the real killer was never apprehended or identified in the community in which he lived. He died like a badgered, desperate animal in a cage that society said was of his own choosing. But it was society's way of life that was real killer. They killed him with kindness; liberated him into slavery; prospered him into poverty, freed him into bondage. They reduced him to a tool of his tools; a beast of burden in his own carefully created harness. This is the subtlety - the sheer genius of it all, and such genius can only be the work of some mastermind
more cunning than the smartest of men.