A Knotted Stomach and the Unspoken Moral Crisis
A Knotted Stomach and the Unspoken Moral Crisis
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October 16, 2024
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For nearly a month now, I've had a knot in my stomach. It all started with the arrest of a notorious rapper in New York. I'm not sure how much the media in Cura?ao has covered this, but the disturbing details pouring out from American outlets make me sick. This figure has been hosting infamous parties for years, drawing in the entertainment elite, where unspeakable acts took place—all for fame, money, and power. And now, there's talk of murder.
How could this go unnoticed for so long? The deeper issue for me is the moral implications. What kind of worldview are we embracing here? It’s beyond description, yet the horrifying reality is that these individuals are idols and role models for much of humanity. It makes me understand why I have never been drawn to the entertainment industry—something is deeply wrong here.
The most unsettling part? No one seems to be talking about it. There's a profound silence about a crisis that seems to go unnoticed by most, and that, to me, is the most terrifying thing of all.
Miguel Goede
Industrial Designer / Art Curator / Art Advisory / Pragmatic Problem Solver
4 个月It has been rolling in the outer rims of the news for quite some time. These practices are now surfacing via the Entertainment Industry (by the arrest of Sean Combs) and the benefactors were the people and companies in that particular industry. Especially to obtain Intellectual Properties and company influences which reach billions of dollars. Epstein's cases is concentrating around the "Political industry" and the benefactors were/are countries in the geopolitical power play. All of them are luring people of any significance via the same "perversive" ways.