This is not commentary.
This is an indictment. In this episode of Bohemia, USA, Robert Jerome Pagan performs a moral autopsy of modern American governance—where policy is no longer about care, but calculation, and where entire communities are treated as expendable. From the dismantling of healthcare and social safety nets to the quiet body count hidden behind words like efficiency and fiscal responsibility, this episode names what others won’t: when cruelty becomes deliberate, it stops being politics and starts being violence. This is a theological reckoning with power.
A personal testimony from inside the storm.
And a warning about what happens when a nation learns to call sacrifice “necessary.” Art is a weapon.
Community is survival.
Silence is complicity. Watch. Listen. Share.
And do not look away.