The Power of the Unpunished
They act like the leaders of the sects. They have great influence and operate outside the law. This allows them to manipulate, lie and influence to gain the consent of their victims.
Some, however, are running out of power. Like the aggressor on the subway last February 9 or the alleged aggressors Dani Alves or Plácido Domingo. They are examples of privileged people who commit crimes by taking advantage of their position of power.
Women have said enough. Is over. We don’t even talk about the herds, most of them also go unpunished. In order to convict them, evidence of high evidentiary demands is needed, which many victims, unfortunately, do not manage to obtain.
Collusion with Violence
There are all kinds of impunities. Like some of those who defend the indissoluble unity of Spain. They act under the umbrella of the structures of the State of law. The so-called State sewers. Or without sewers that are worth it, they drown civilians who put ballots in the ballot boxes while shouting ‘a por ellos’. They got away with it because they felt unpunished.
Unpunished like those who shot at immigrants on Tarajal beach. They followed ‘orders’.
Unpunished like the judges with a lot of power who, with the connivance of the de facto powers, persecute innocent people who dissent politically or simply defend linguistic immersion. And they don’t go after far-right lone wolves.
Unpunished, like the war criminal Putin. Or Netanyahu. The EU maintains a juicy arms deal with Israel and it is not a matter of biting the hand of whoever pays you bloodstained money.
