“If this is the plan, then God hates Black people.”

WOOOOOOF. Truer words have never been spoken.

“America hates women. What a comfort to remember.”

Well, she got one thing right. But you know what they say… a broken clock is right twice a day.

“He flipped to a documentary; a European man was speaking, and the subtitles revealed he was discussing wars fought between kings who all claimed absolute power over the same patch of beach. They had been fighting for hundreds of years. Chibenashi snorted, shook his head, and changed the channel. As if any person could claim to ‘own’ the earth or any part of it. He knew about the attitudes that other backward cultures had—they drew invisible lines around the land, claiming it for their own, and those lines were worth both living and dying for. Mino-Aki had no defined borders like that. No nation in Mishmak did. Such lines were not theirs to draw. You lived on the land; you didn’t own it. You knew where lands roughly changed hands, but that was it. If you traveled internationally, within Mishmak, your passport wasn’t checked until you arrived at your destination, if it was checked at all.”

CAN YOU IMAGINE?!