State and System

 Jorge Etcheverry

If you stop in front of a mirror and look at your breasts and think about the half-cup bras they wear these days, or if you sit on the bidet and put deodorant in your vagina to get rid of your natural odors, that's the system.

If the police grab you on the corner, if they take you to the doctor for a checkup, if a guy from the Salvation Army talks to you afterwards, that's the state, but it's also the system.

If the police sergeant doesn't pay you, that's the state.