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The genocide we are funding and protecting is a test by our elites—and we are failing.
In 2025, it takes almost no effort to see the horrors unfold. Digitally captured. Broadcast in real time. Bodies buried beneath rubble. Children screaming under drone fire. And still, we scroll past, mute.
Our federal government didn’t just turn away—it orchestrated the silence. It backed the weapons. It shielded the perpetrators. Of course they’d have to do something horrific here to keep the media machine distracted from our betrayal of the human species abroad.
This isn't just a Republican crime. It’s a bipartisan pact. It’s Joe Biden grinning next to Netanyahu. It’s Chuck Schumer reciting talking points written by lobbyists. It’s every anchor who won’t say “ethnic cleansing” because it might cost their network a donor.
This was co-signed by the entire establishment—by our think tanks, our arms manufacturers, our universities, our newsrooms, and yes, by the same Democratic Party that once claimed to stand for human rights.
Loyalty to the Democrats is a test of faith: Do you still believe the system can be reformed from within?
Voting Republican is a confession: You think the cruelty will never reach you.
Both require forgetting history. Both demand we ignore the piles of bodies behind us—and the ones we’re still helping to stack.
This is the system we vote for: an empire dressed in moral language, funded by silence, maintained by illusion.
We tell ourselves we're choosing the lesser evil.
Meanwhile, children are brutally executed with our consent—by gunshot to the head or bombs dropped on their families.
And we still pretend our hands are tied.
Democrats did nothing as the fascists stripped away the right to bodily autonomy from women.
Your civil rights are chess pieces, employed to keep you distracted. And if we keep playing by their rules, they will keep using our safety as pawns—sacrificed whenever it suits them.
Better to keep the rabble distracted, fighting for their neighbors and friends, than let them build global solidarity with the Palestinian people.
Trump didn’t suddenly hate immigrants more—he just counted on their families to help him win. That’s how deep the system’s manipulation runs.
It was always the plan. And as long as this system survives—run by the same ruthless and unaccountable minds—this horror will always be on the table.
The machine works flawlessly:
Democrats preserve their image by doing it quietly, “fairly,” with just enough plausible deniability.
Republicans preserve their image by doing it loudly, brutally—satisfying the people who cannot feel empathy.

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