The Triumph of Evil

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Exploring the theme of systemic failure, the narrative delves into how bureaucracies often neglect the very individuals they are designed to protect. It draws parallels with real-world examples, such as the Catholic Church's struggles with abuse scandals, the Bush administration's denial of torture at Abu Ghraib, and the indifference of British officials during the COVID pandemic. The book critiques the disconnect between authority and accountability, highlighting the consequences of such failures on society.