Instagram story viewer> @luismarcelora> Post

LuisMa Rmz | SINGER | ACTOR | FITNESS

@luismarcelora

a month ago

Co Creator:

the.healthy.studio

laueli25

25

1

Posted On: September 16th 2026, 03:21 am

Tagged Users:

@laueli25

@the.healthy.studio

the.healthy.studio

Justo lo que necesitaba para traer paz a mi cabeza 🙃
Ame @the.healthy.studio y todas las clases que tienen 😍. ( ya se que hice todo mal pero es mi primer clase no sean cabronxs 🤣)
.
.
.
.
.
#yogalates #yoganewbie #wellness #pazmental #mentesana

Comments (1)

berrisgal

a month ago

berrisgal

❤️

More posts

41 feels soft. Certain. Unbothered. Fully in my body and completely at home in myself.

I’m not becoming her anymore. I am her. ☺️

#Chapter41 #Her #LibraEnergy #SoftPower

Maybe I should try 10 eggs a day.
Who's excited for the Street Fighter movie coming out?
@streetfightermovie

📸: @revistamundook
🤖: @brasilgameshow

#streetfightermovie #chunli #streetfighter #chunlicosplay
Cosplaychunli - game - streetfighter

💙💙💙💙🐣

Wrapping the rap scene with full Hustle!!! 🤘🏻❤️

#hustle5 #OPPOF35series # GroupSelfieExpert

Why does nobody get blamed after a police lathi-charge? Hannah Arendt’s “rule by nobody” explains it. 👇

Protesters get hit. An inquiry is ordered. No one is held responsible.

Political philosopher Hannah Arendt called this the “banality of evil”. It isn’t villains, it’s ordinary people saying:

The constable: “I followed orders.”
The inspector: “I executed the order.”
The magistrate: “I acted on reports.”
The politician: “The local administration acted independently.”

Everyone is a cog, so no one is responsible. Arendt’s point in On Violence is that a government that orders a baton charge against its own citizens isn’t showing strength. It’s admitting political bankruptcy. Real power is citizens acting together.

💬 Where have you seen “just doing my job” used to dodge responsibility? Tell us below.
🔁 Share this with a friend who follows politics.
📌 Save it for the next time an inquiry ends with no answers.

#HannahArendt #Delhi #Bombay #Paris #IndianPolitics

Alt text for the post: Animated paper cut-out explainer on Hannah Arendt’s idea of “rule by nobody” and the banality of evil, showing how responsibility for police violence is passed from constable to politician.

Suggested cover text: “Why does nobody get blamed?”