We live in a world where Social Justice is looking for an opportunity to condemn someone.
Social Justice is our national penance for the fentanyl death of an addict and criminal, a counterfeit saint, overdosed, resisting arrest. His killer was never accused of racism, but racism became the cause celebre to throw the nation into chaos.
We live in a world where Social Justice is looking for an opportunity to condemn someone.
Social Justice is our national penance for the fentanyl death of an addict and criminal, a counterfeit saint, overdosed, resisting arrest. His killer was never accused of racism, but racism became the cause celebre to throw the nation into chaos.
Social Justice was the verdict.
The sentence was rioting, burning, looting, murder, fire bombing, ruining of careers and businesses and city blocks, at the cost of billions of dollars! And holding hostage, condemning, and threatening anyone with white skin, until a confession of guilt could be extracted.
The Social Justice sentence was prescribed by physicians, defended by the executive branch, financed by corporations, justified by the media, absolved by district attorneys and local courts, and marketed by the players in the race industry.
It was the dream of ideologues.
Ours is a world where history became a story, written by a dreamer who states objective reality is myth, and where The Times endorses myth as news.
We live in a world where fact is myth and myth is 'fact'; where our president said, "We are not interested in truth, we are interested in 'facts’."
That makes sense now; myth and 'facts' are interchangeable. Truth would spoil the story.
Ours is a world where Social Justice is defunding and disarming police while we watch crime in the cities rise;
where carjackings are routine and murders are casual,
where thieves openly empty the shelves of stores,
where employees are terminated for attempting to intervene,
where those who steal are freed without bail to loot again,
where the man who subdues a threatening passenger is labeled 'racist murderer',
where a looting mob is considered 'fundamentally law abiding',
where burning buildings is 'mostly peaceful',
where a man can sucker punch a 60-year-old woman and take her purse,
or just for kicks.
We live in a world where the president weekly repeats the message, “We are a white supremacist, racist nation”; but wait, “Who is committing all these crimes?”
Am I racist for asking?
Obama was elected twice. Who is the VP now? Literally millions of brown and black persons are storming our southern border, giving up their homeland, to come to this 'white supremacist', hateful, racist nation.
Amid all this Social Justice,
how is it we are turning over rocks to find implicit bias?
It is Social Justice that is killing us.
On Times Square and in the Ivy League, there is praise for
the brutal image of Social Justice administered by Hamas,
their utopian wish turned nightmare.
Do not think our world is that different from theirs,
We are bound by the myth of Social Justice.
A test for absolutes once was;
“It is agreed that it is not okay to torture babies!”
Now legislators shrug off such crimes and
BLM waves their flag;
absolutes are relative in the Social Justice world.
Social Justice is looking for an opportunity to condemn someone.
There are victims everywhere ready to fly the flag of oppression.
Diversity, equity and inclusion have already smashed the gates of Troy.
The question is not, “Why didn’t someone warn us?”
It is, “Why have we invited that world into our homes, our businesses, our schools and churches?”
And we have been warned:
“But you turned justice into poison, and the fruit of righteousness into wormwood.” Amos 6:12b
“Moreover, I saw under the sun that in the place of justice, even there was wickedness, and in the place of righteousness, even there was wickedness.” Eccles 3:16
“Justice is turned back, and righteousness stands far away; for truth has stumbled in the public square, and uprightness cannot enter. Truth is lacking, and he who departs from evil makes himself a prey.” Is 59:14-15
In the verse above, the one who dares “depart from evil” (i.e., speak the truth), “makes himself a prey” (i.e., he is devoured).
“And because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold.” Matt 24:12
We live in a world where Social Justice is looking for an opportunity to condemn someone.
Social Justice is our national penance for the fentanyl death of an addict and criminal, a counterfeit saint, overdosed, resisting arrest. His killer was never accused of racism, but racism became the cause celebre to throw the nation into chaos.
Social Justice was the verdict.
The sentence was rioting, burning, looting, murder, fire bombing, ruining of careers and businesses and city blocks, at the cost of billions of dollars! And holding hostage, condemning, and threatening anyone with white skin, until a confession of guilt could be extracted.
The Social Justice sentence was prescribed by physicians, defended by the executive branch, financed by corporations, justified by the media, absolved by district attorneys and local courts, and marketed by the players in the race industry.
It was the dream of ideologues.
Ours is a world where history became a story, written by a dreamer who states objective reality is myth, and where The Times endorses myth as news.
We live in a world where fact is myth and myth is 'fact'; where our president said, "We are not interested in truth, we are interested in 'facts’."
That makes sense now; myth and 'facts' are interchangeable. Truth would spoil the story.
Ours is a world where Social Justice is defunding and disarming police while we watch crime in the cities rise;
where carjackings are routine and murders are casual,
where thieves openly empty the shelves of stores,
where employees are terminated for attempting to intervene,
where those who steal are freed without bail to loot again,
where the man who subdues a threatening passenger is labeled 'racist murderer',
where a looting mob is considered 'fundamentally law abiding',
where burning buildings is 'mostly peaceful',
where a man can sucker punch a 60-year-old woman and take her purse,
or just for kicks.
We live in a world where the president weekly repeats the message, “We are a white supremacist, racist nation”; but wait, “Who is committing all these crimes?”
Am I racist for asking?
Obama was elected twice. Who is the VP now? Literally millions of brown and black persons are storming our southern border, giving up their homeland, to come to this 'white supremacist', hateful, racist nation.
Amid all this Social Justice,
how is it we are turning over rocks to find implicit bias?
It is Social Justice that is killing us.
On Times Square and in the Ivy League, there is praise for
the brutal image of Social Justice administered by Hamas,
their utopian wish turned nightmare.
Do not think our world is that different from theirs,
We are bound by the myth of Social Justice.
A test for absolutes once was;
“It is agreed that it is not okay to torture babies!”
Now legislators shrug off such crimes and
BLM waves their flag;
absolutes are relative in the Social Justice world.
Social Justice is looking for an opportunity to condemn someone.
There are victims everywhere ready to fly the flag of oppression.
Diversity, equity and inclusion have already smashed the gates of Troy.
The question is not, “Why didn’t someone warn us?”
It is, “Why have we invited that world into our homes, our businesses, our schools and churches?”
And we have been warned:
“But you turned justice into poison, and the fruit of righteousness into wormwood.” Amos 6:12b
“Moreover, I saw under the sun that in the place of justice, even there was wickedness, and in the place of righteousness, even there was wickedness.” Eccles 3:16
“Justice is turned back, and righteousness stands far away; for truth has stumbled in the public square, and uprightness cannot enter. Truth is lacking, and he who departs from evil makes himself a prey.” Is 59:14-15
In the verse above, the one who dares “depart from evil” (i.e., speak the truth), “makes himself a prey” (i.e., he is devoured).
“And because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold.” Matt 24:12