Cigarettes did me in. Finally, something did. Truth to tell, it was the judicial construction of the fourteenth amendment to the US constitution, supplemented by anaologous treatment of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890, which got corporations recognized as mock-persons under the law, which differ, most notably, from protoplasmic life in that they cannot die. The final passage of the end of the text, I throw up my hands. I didn't say, throw up.
Nothing is, actually.
Of any kind whatsoever. Who can tell what sort of damnation for Internet decorum violations this'll get me. But I wallow in selfpity. It can never be satisfied, but only temporarily appeased. Business suffers so from stress, how sad.