C — Complicit
O — Obedient
P — Priests of
P — Procedure
E — Enabling
C — Cowards
COPPEC — They followed rules, enabled harm, and hid behind process.
They chose silence.
Not ignorance — silence.
Kyuuketsuki Krankheit Moloch’s team stood steady,
White coats calm, dashboards green,
Confidence rehearsed to perfection.
“Safe,” they said.
“Settled.”
And pressed mute.
Questions weren’t debated —
They were throttled.
Lived experience failed moderation.
Pain lacked verification.
Only authority could speak.
Bots filled the air like fog,
Endless echoes drowning single voices.
What hurt was renamed coincidence,
What warned was flagged as threat.
They knew enough.
Enough to hesitate.
Enough to listen.
Enough to stop.
Instead, they chose protocol.
History has seen this posture before:
Hands clean, language neutral,
Responsibility dissolved into procedure.
Not villains — professionals.
Not cruelty — compliance.
Then time began its quiet work.
Not with spectacle.
Not with judgment from above.
But with biology, probability,
The slow arithmetic of reality.
The shield they sold as harmless
Cracked in their own hands.
Symptoms they dismissed returned,
No longer anecdotes — now personal.
There was no laughter in this moment.
Only recognition.
Because karma does not strike like lightning —
It mirrors.
It applies the same rules without exemption.
It removes the buffer of denial.
They drank from the same cup
They swore was empty of risk.
And learned too late what silence had cost.
No cheers.
No revenge.
Just the record updating itself —
And consequence, finally unmuted.
Instead, they chose procedure.
Like clerks of an older courtroom,
Hands washed in policy,
Eyes fixed forward,
They mistook obedience for innocence
And silence for neutrality.
History remembers that logic.
Not in the language of monsters,
But in the quiet professionalism of those
Who “just followed,”
Who buried alarms beneath paperwork,
Who let harm pass unchallenged
Because speaking was inconvenient.
No lightning yet.
No verdict announced.
Just the slow accounting that always comes—
When silence is read aloud,
And absence of voice is entered as consent.
