A woman asked her grandmother:
"How did you stay loyal to one man for 52 years?"
Her grandmother laughed and said:
"Because I understood one thing about men that most women learn too late."
Then she explained...
Women in the US(and west in general) have been coddled for decades. Almost the entirety of the mental health profession is geared around women. Women have been systemically promoted in academia, and corporate America. The majority of college graduates are women.
But yeah let's focus on women's mental health yet again.
In every scene.... a secret.
In every step a....story.
In every glance.... a vow.
In every silence a feeling left unspoken.
A love so deep that even time could not erase it,
only bury it beneath memories that still refuse to die.
When you watch old videos of high-trust societies, you notice how little coercive infrastructure they needed. Here, one elderly policeman was enough because shared norms, reputation, shame, and neighbors willing to intervene maintained order.
As trust declines, informal social control collapses and ordinary cooperation must be monitored and enforced. That invisible social infrastructure is replaced by an authoritarian state apparatus and private controls, such as more police, cameras, locks, barriers, contracts, rules, paperwork, verification, and surveillance.
Derek Chauvin was unjustly convicted of murder, therefore he should be freed.
The facts show that he was not the cause of death, nor did he at any time intend for a death to occur. Whatever else he may be, he is not a murderer.
That is the truth.