We have a problem

We have a problem - 

It may be every woman or man for her or himself

 

It is obvious from a birds eye view that we are needlessly fighting each other: in nations, in creeds, in vested interests; down to the street fighting and despotism on the ground; that we should be one world.

 

The problem is that some creeds exist—whether they know it or not—to rape, pillage and rout nation, groups, society, the world; the neighborhoods and tribes on the ground.

 

There is no good reason we can’t have peace and prosperity; abundance and ethics; empathy and compassion all over the world: except some contrive to create dissent or domination or whatever they can pilfer or slash and burn no matter what; and they often have very intelligent socioeconomic and bio-psycho-social philosophies to justify their rape and pillage and routing.  In fact, they have convinced a great many of us and have toppled liberty and liberty movements across the globe—through our own agreement.

 

We have a virus.  And I don’t know how to eradicate it.  We can either circle the wagons and protect ourselves as best as we can.  Or we can be good, hospitable hosts for this virus.

 

My sentiment is as yours: to be hospitable and kind and empathetic; to be generous and giving and tolerant.  That is the way I think and act.  But I might be wrong in this hopefully rare case: it might be a time to kill and all the de-extrapolations thereof.  This is a global emergency.  We are collapsing into a black hole spiritually and materially; we are at the end of a civilization arc that ends in cataclysm precisely because of this honey set of philosophies and politics and spirituality; and even God—of there is one—is warning us through major natural disasters to change course.  And, if we cannot do it collectively, maybe we can do it individually.