Life in a New Age@スズキ

2019年3月6日水曜日
青い帽子のゴーン＠なんたらハウジングがスズキエブリィで秋葉へ
http://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2019/03/blog-post_0.html

Hollands Since 1986・・・

→1986

It was 35 years ago that the Canadian anthropologist Elliott Leyton sat down to write the “acknowledgements” for his book, Hunting Humans, that was first published two years later, in 1986.

After all the thanks, he apologized to the reader for the human suffering and degradation he or she was about to endure.

“We can only bear it if we remind ourselves that the eradication of a disease requires the intensive study of all the disorder’s pus and blood and deformed tissue.

“So far, the only reliable cure we have discovered is madame guillotine.

“Regrettably, while her use may provide us with some arcane satisfaction, she can do little on her own to staunch the outbreak of this most modern and virulent of social epidemics.”

A central thesis of Hunting Humans, subtitled The Rise of the Modern Multiple Murderer, is that serial killers and mass murderers aren’t freaks or cultural outliers, much as people may wish them to be.

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/christie-blatchford-new-zealand-mass-murderer-is-a-product-of-our-culture

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