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The Word Herder's avatar

Yeah, Lion, YEAH.

You know I'm down. So... what to DO is where I am now. There are many possibilities... And I believe, whole-heartedly, that WE SHALL PREVAIL.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcW8VNwYvL0

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Laura's avatar

I used to hate "the elite" but after the past 3 years I see them in a new light. The "elite" are a necessary evil. What if the "elite" are simply playing the role of "the adversary"? Like the role of Satan in the Book of Job or Mr. Slugworth in Willy Wonka. Both characters were under complete control of a God figure and their role was to present challenging moral situations to teach spiritual lessons. I think we all hate to admit that without an "adversary" we would become stagnant beings. Just as a spoiled child who is given everything they desire without having to work for any of it, they usually become the most wicked, incompetent, morally corrupt people.

What if "the elite" simply plant negative ideas in our minds and we collectively can create that idea into reality with our imaginations or we can reject their ideas and instead focus our imaginations on creating "beauty for ashes".

Do "the elite" actually do any of the acts of killing, poisoning, stealing or do they simply set up the scenarios to make it possible for US to do those things to EACH OTHER? For example, did Bill Gates actually give anyone a toxic vaccine or toxic medications or did doctors and nurses do those things? People also had free will to not allow themselves to be injected. Did society do enough to help protect the vulnerable? Do world leaders who order wars actually slaughter innocent lives and destroy cities or do the soldiers do those heinous acts?

Who is more culpable, the order givers or order followers?

Who actually clamoured for the crucifixion of Christ, Pilate or the people?

Is the government inherently evil or is it simply a reflection of the current state of collective morality? Essentially, we have the government we collectively deserve. We can look back and see that as morality declined so did the quality of our government. Trump is a spoiled, petty, narcissist reality TV star and now we literally have a bumbling idiot as our president and a cackling stoner as VP. Hmmm. What does that say about the state of morality?

What if the solution to society's problems is as simple as taking personal responsibility for our actions instead of blaming "the elite" or claiming "I was forced" to do something.

Another hint is in the Rolling Stones song Sympathy for the Devil, "Who killed the Kennedys? When after all it was you and me".

The devil is our mind (materialism) and Christ is our spirit that are in constant battle with each other.

So, in my humble opinion, we do need "them" to challenge our beliefs and transform into higher beings. I now see "them" as a personal trainer. I abhor the vile ideas they present, but without the fake "pandemic" I never would have grown up. For that I am thankful.

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