What is perhaps even more repugnant is that the prosecutors are not only left unchallenged and show no sign of concern but go on to snigger and squirm while ordering house raids over cartoons, seemingly reveling in the grotesque fact that an investigative measure inflicts a harsher penalty than the actual sentence—all unfolding in an environment that feels like the harmless casting set of an '80s soap opera. This, in 2025, comes as close as it gets to the banality of evil.
What is perhaps even more repugnant is that the prosecutors are not only left unchallenged and show no sign of concern but go on to snigger and squirm while ordering house raids over cartoons, seemingly reveling in the grotesque fact that an investigative measure inflicts a harsher penalty than the actual sentence—all unfolding in an environment that feels like the harmless casting set of an '80s soap opera. This, in 2025, comes as close as it gets to the banality of evil.
Regardless of which side your on, if you do value free speech, you might find this interesting.
https://open.substack.com/pub/pimentomori/p/my-experience-with-invasion-of-suppression?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=5783cf