Blood is society’s most precious commodity.
It is in our blood to be who we are.
Our blood ties us to our ancestors – them, who like us were just trying to hold onto what they had, those moments stolen from the river of time, work, sweat and blood.
What does it benefit society to witness the inner workings of its own administration; the grinding cogs; the pounding machinery; machinery that by necessity requires lubricating with society’s most precious substance – blood?
Society could not work or continue in this form, could not be herded if its people were fully exposed to their own corruption.
What does it benefit ‘society’?
It is in our blood to be who we are.
Our blood ties us to our ancestors – them, who like us were just trying to hold onto what they had, those moments stolen from the river of time, work, sweat and blood.
What does it benefit society to witness the inner workings of its own administration; the grinding cogs; the pounding machinery; machinery that by necessity requires lubricating with society’s most precious substance – blood?
Society could not work or continue in this form, could not be herded if its people were fully exposed to their own corruption.
What does it benefit ‘society’?
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