In Paris, Kurdish protesters rallied against the "genocide of Yazidi Kurds" while in Hannover, Germany, a protester at a march told AP news agency: "Politicians must act now against the genocide... where not only Yazidis but also Christians, Arameans, Assyrians, heretics and anyone who doesn't agree with the inhuman world view of the terrorists of the IS is massacred, even decapitated.
With "In the Pit" he isn't advancing any totalizing theory, a treatise on transportation or an argument about alienation; he is, rather simply and elegantly, revealing the secret human face of a seemingly inhuman world.
And if the worst happens, and we all fail, we have still fought for some semblance of humanity in a cruel, unfeeling, inhuman world.
For him, the show is about what makes each of us human and how we might "preserve our humanity in an inhuman world".
Entrepreneurialism can not only build jobs, but it can reduce the suffering caused by the inhuman use of humans, by the plague of disease and the risks of going about our daily routines in an otherwise unforgiving world.
Women the world over will recognise the inhuman degradation – for which "intimate terrorism" is a perfect code word – imposed on a woman by any man who insists: the only person who must exist in the world for you, is me.
For example the Nuremberg Code followed the inhuman experimentations carried out by Nazi doctors during the Second World War.
"World War I was a catastrophe of scale, of the inhuman scale of modern life and the dark side of technology," Gusky said.
But the Pepper people overlooked the inhuman stamina of heavy metal bands, who are the cockroaches of the music world: unchanged since primitive times, and virtually impossible to kill.
The world, he said, needs to "find the strength to face the inhuman, and unfortunately growing, phenomenon of terrorism, which rejects life and brings anguish and uncertainty to the daily lives of so many hard-working and peaceful people".
"Heartbroken to hear about the inhuman #AcidAttacks.
