Note sull'episodio
Corruption and Politics:
Mutual Bed Partners
Like Hand in A Glove
By
Black Pearl
You have to come to the sense
that corruption and politics
are like a hand and a glove.
They are on a smooth-sailing course
of making love.
And the name of their love play?
Greed.
Just greed.
And deception.
And from that? Envy. Jealousy.
And then the web—
oh, the web—
tangles you into one pretty bowl
of how corruption and politics
play their little entity game.
But then.
Then there's the other side.
The needy.
Always on the opposite side of the fence.
No financial resources to back it up.
No way to protect themselves.
Because greed already put a rope around their neck—
(slow)
and basically… lynched them.
That's the hauntai sense of it.
Should we accept it?
(sharp)
Absolutely not.
(build)
Because look—
look at the metaphors I gave you.
Executive pool.
Legislative.
Judicial—the one that's supposed to be blind.
State. Local. Federal.
They all play the game.
They're all bed partners.
Making mutual love.
Lots of cosplay.
Lots of propaganda.
(sarcastic, slower)
They don't follow protocol.
They don't look at prior cases.
They just make decisions.
Favoritism.
Unfairness.
And then they sugarcoat it—
"Justice is blind."
(
took out affirmative action.
So now?
Now this plays a role in the justice system.
Criminal.
Civil.
Doesn't matter.
(final, quiet, fierce)
Hand and glove.
Love and greed.
Rope and neck.
And they expect us to just… watch.
(last line, spoken not shouted)
We don't accept it.
Not anymore.
Black Pearl
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