Tag Archives: Jerry Sandusky trial

the ruler and his subjects: histrionics in the red zone

Posted on June 25, 2012 by Dave

A disenchanted world. Feeding on these pariah relationships. Vampiring to keep it alive, until it loses its way in a lbyrinth, a maze of its own creation with the entrance and exists sealed off and blurred in the mists of … Continue reading →

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sandusky: labyrinth of fourth and long

Posted on June 24, 2012 by Dave

Sandusky is a kind of minotaur who sacrificed human victims. This primal, nihilistic rejection in which nearly everything is lost, shattered, despised, mocked and unrepairable. It suggests the sadism uses and abuses the body as an identification with a nightmarish … Continue reading →