Makes me think of Camus and Graeber:
> He is strange not only because he does not “belong to the village, and does not belong to the Castle,” but because he is the only normal and healthy human being in a world where everything human and normal, love and work and fellowship, has been wrested out of men’s hands to become a gift endowed from without—or, as Kafka puts it, from above. Whether as fate, as blessing or as curse, it is something mysterious, something which man may receive or be denied, but never can create.
#OurRights #WeCreateRights
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