Killing Insanity

Let’s stop pretending.

Killing is not some new thing that suddenly became a problem to legislate.
 Killing is not rare in history just because we decide to cancel it.
 Killing does not require permission, all it requires is to the determination and way to do it.

Here’s the brutal truth: no society in human history has ever eliminated killing. Not religious ones. Not authoritarian ones. Not progressive ones. Not heavily armed ones. Not disarmed ones. Not rich ones. Not poor ones. Every civilization that has ever existed has had murder in it. Every single one. 

But ever society has suffered from the killings. 

From the moment human beings learned how to organize themselves into tribes, killing showed up like an uninvited guest—and never left.

One of the oldest stories we are taught is about murder.

Cain and Abel.

Two brothers. No government. No weapons industry. No social media. No poverty statistics to debate. No ideology to blame. Just jealousy, pride, and the realization that one human could permanently erase another.

And that’s important—because it tells us something deeply uncomfortable: people killing didn’t arrive after civilization. It arrived with us.

Welcome to the Killing Insanity