“In the state of exception, the individual becomes an object, a life stripped of all rights—a mere existence left to languish under a power that cares nothing for its survival.”
“I am not ashamed to say it: this civilization, as it decomposes, brings only ruin, only degradation—a world in which the human spirit is ground to dust.”
“The subaltern voice is not merely silenced; it is annihilated, erased by a world that permits no language for suffering, no recognition of its existence.”
“Violence seeps into the marrow of society, taking root in the ordinary until each gesture, each interaction, becomes haunted by an unseen terror.”
“Life is consigned to death; it is as if death is the only master of this earth, turning existence into a space where people are merely bodies to be discarded.”
“The Anthropocene reveals a horizon of collapse—of life entangled in a web of destruction, where the world as we know it trembles on the brink of irreversible desolation.”