Since When We’ve…

Since when we’ve become so consenting against abuse?

Since when we’ve become so insensible to violence?

Since when we’ve become so subservient to inequality?

Since when we’ve degraded ourselves so low that we can’t see someone else’s hardships?

Since when we’ve replaced the beauty and freeing power of truth by obnoxious and flimsy individual statements?

Since when we’ve lost the dignity of fighting for what is right instead of defending what is convenient?

Since when we’ve anesthetized ourselves to the ruthless destruction of our environment?

Since when we’ve become so blind to the mercilessly segregating agenda of some inhume people?

Since when we’ve sold ourselves so cheap as to accept disguised slavery as a common market practice?

Since when we’ve learned to see our own human species with hatred, prejudice, and animosity?

Since when we’ve started believing that love is only to the near and dear instead of everyone?

Since when?

And for how long will we live in this obscure, unlawful, and violent existence?

How to cite this Reflexion:

Cargnin dos Santos, Tadany. Since When We’ve…