@Leviathan1 Those who “philosophize disgrace” might be people who speak abstractly about social issues from a distance, but don’t get involved with the pain and “fears” of real people. Once the full story is told and it is plain that justice was not served because of the system, “now is the time for your tears.” It’s an invitation to get involved, to feel the pain of real people, and then be part of the struggle to change things.
@Leviathan1 Those who “philosophize disgrace” might be people who speak abstractly about social issues from a distance, but don’t get involved with the pain and “fears” of real people. Once the full story is told and it is plain that justice was not served because of the system, “now is the time for your tears.” It’s an invitation to get involved, to feel the pain of real people, and then be part of the struggle to change things.