Sparrow Wars

The greatest violence of our age wears the mask of compassion. Sparrow Wars explores how empathy, moral purity, and compassion, traits long considered virtuous, evolve into instruments of control and destruction. When morality becomes collective and performative, compassion turns punitive; inclusion becomes a mechanism of exclusion. Through history, psychology, and archetype, the project traces how societies consumed by the desire to purify and protect result in destruction.

What is seen as kindness ends as coercion. Sparrow Wars argues that we have entered another era of feminine-coded violence (FCV), softer, subtler, but no less destructive, where moral systems weaponize care to legitimize harm. FCV opens the gate for masculine violence to act under moral license, legitimizing brutality. Individuals are silenced, exiled, and erased not only through social systems, but through the sanctioned hands of those who protect them. It is a study of emergent cruelty born from unbound altruistic egoism, a warning that a new era of civilizational collapse is underway, all in the name of compassion.