Meanwhile, journalists mocked “half the country eating horse paste,” dismissing a drug that had been administered to billions of humans, whose inventor won the Nobel Prize, that’s on the World Health Organization’s list of most essential medicines, and is known to have very few side effects. A restaurant owner I know enforced mandates even after it became clear the shots didn’t stop transmission, still trusting the authorities despite rules that made no sense—customers had to mask walking to their table but could remove them while sitting, as if the virus respected dining etiquette. This is the Moral Assembly Line: everyone turns a screw, no one owns the machine, and when it crushes lives, they say, “It wasn’t me.” In the Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann scheduled trains, not murders.
Author: Editor
Published at: 2025-06-29 22:00:00
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