This guy right here is a reminder of what we have evolved from as a species,and what is in us,but we pretend is not. He killed his two children and his wife,yet shows no remourse for it. He lacks apathy,completely. Infact in his mind,from the testament he gave in court,he has settled the case,that what ever he did,it was out of necessity and only him understands why.
We are descendants of savagehood. Less than one a half a decade ago,White men rampaged Africa in the name of colonization,they slaughtered,raped,blinded,amputated,hanged and killed many of us,and felt no remorse for it whatsoever. For all they were cared,it was out of necessity. And we were the weaker species to perform these ungodly acts to
But even much before that,before the European invasion,we were still savages in our natural states. We are animals. We killed babies if they were born as twins. We threw sick people from cliffs. We sacrificed babies if born as albinos. We married family members. And so on. Its Just that now we dress in suits and flashy clothes to hide it.
And Just like the other animals the hyenas,lions,snakes,we will kill for survival,or when provoked.
So it is important,that before we just label this guy as a murderer and leave it at that,though he is guilty, we must acknowledge that these animal Instincts are in us,as men,even though we hide behind morality. We are animals in the end,and at the end of the day,each of us if pushed enough,will fall in the same pit he has fallen in to.
Im not sure if this is a subject in university or i have just created a Concept
I hold no resentment. That experience taught me no one gives you anything for free.
I left the club... and went on to win two trebles, with their biggest rivals.
And the rest is history
"I was alone... scared out of my mind.
Then an African cleaner told me: Wait for me. I'll take you to the club.
I had no idea this moment would change everything."
"I was alone... scared out of my mind.
Then an African cleaner told me: Wait for me. I'll take you to the club.
I had no idea this moment would change everything."