the path of resistance in misery is the creative force in your own life

editor: dion diom manias  (kim jong un)

ἄφυκτον μὲν τὸ ἄλγος, αὐθαίρετον δ’ ἡ ἀθλιότης

One day Robert Fritz passed through East Harlem by taxi, a grim ghetto in the heart of New York, where he had once lived after getting his master’s degree at the Boston Conservatory of Music. Going from cultured Boston to a ghetto devoid of culture was a stark contrast, but something struck him that day as he contemplated his former stomping ground. Spectacular graffiti adorned many city walls. Where he had lived, these graffiti were vulgar kinds of vandalism sketched in a hurry with spray paint. Now, most of the works of art were complex and unique, born in a ghetto where suffering, misery and violence were the daily bread of its inhabitants.

αντίσταση στη μιζέρια της ανισότητας

A society where poverty, misery and social status is inherited from parent to child will never have free citizens.