We’re all disposable — and the more conforming we are; the more easily disposed of. Doctrine does not recognize people as of primary importance: There is no longer an inflexible standard of human worth to protect us from oppression.
Of course we’re disposable: There is not one new policy or regulation that does not add to the power and control of those who crave power and control.
We are a society of adolescents: we want; but we don’t know what — we demand respect; but we don’t care to earn it — we give up power; to avoid responsibility — and we embrace an inflexible group doctrine; to avoid thinking or acting alone.
We are running in an abattoir of our own making — we are the guards of our own prison.
We’ve told them something is wrong — now someone had better fix it. Someone had better.