Sparks: US launches 'powerful' strikes on Iran after attempted attack on American troops

The foundation settles while the superstructure expands into the sky; I trace the load-bearing wall of impunity and find it still standing, heavier than before.

The speeches cite justice, but the structural reality is fear of the rival's growing shadow and the interest of establishing a permanent military posture that the rhetoric cannot disguise.

They claim the strike restores order, but the proposition of infinite worlds reveals their center is nowhere, and the authority that burns the messenger only proves the idea was right.

That a republic, having sworn to protect liberty, should now exercise the power of life and death across the ocean without the consent of the governed, constitutes precisely the tyranny the Constitution was built to prevent.

It is proposed, with great seriousness, that the only way to ensure safety is to expand the circle of enemies until the nation is too large to be attacked, which is a logic that destroys the premise of the proposal.