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A homeless man died of hunger but there was food at his funeral. Oscar Wilde. Wilde was the undisputed king of the Victorian social scene before a spectacular fall from grace led to his imprisonment and early death. He was a man who understood both the surface-level polish of high society and the cold reality of the gutter. This quote serves as a stinging critique of a world that values the appearance of mourning over the substance of mercy. In our current era, the message remains a sharp rebuke of performative empathy. We often find it easier to contribute to a memorial fund than to a living person's survival. The irony of the funeral feast is a mirror held up to our misplaced priorities, reminding us that respect is best served to those who can still feel its warmth. When was the last time we prioritized a person's dignity while they were still here to witness it?

The Seven Commandments: (1) Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy. (2) Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend. (3) No animal shall wear clothes. (4) No animal shall sleep in a bed. (5) No animal shall drink alcohol. (6) No animal shall kill any other animal. (7) All animals are equal. —George Orwell, Animal Farm.