Everyone Hates Bullies

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Look, I'm no saint, but does that mean I should side with wicked people bullying the innocent people of the world?

Of course not.

I see in my emails and subscribed notification feed day-after-day many brave people standing up against the corrupt oligarchs of the World Economic Forum, such as it's founder "Klaus Schwab", and I can't imagine what goes through the minds of those who still yet remain complacent of such matters in their lives, as if the trivialities of their independent lives were so-much more important than the safety and liberty of us all.

And how can I see it any other way when even so many of the personal dilemmas in my own life seem so trivial in comparison to the matters which afflict us all?

There can be a balance, of course.

We do still have to handle responsibilities of our personal individual lives, but there comes a point at which trimming your ever-growing hedges in your front yard to utmost perfection becomes insanity as the brush fires so many warned about become larger across the horizon as they encroach their way

hungrily towards our so-ironically-prioritized gardening and grounds keeping, especially when the town had come together earlier requesting our help to put it out when the fire was small.

That is one way to look at it, although I don't know if it's accurate enough of a metaphor since the matters that afflict us all are not natural to say the least.

It's not mother nature when we genetically modify an organism to do a specific function, actually, that's what we call gain-of-function research and it's particularly illegal in America pertaining to viruses.

But hey, the everyday person can't be expected to know the science or laws or even the history or how the system around us works.

Can they?

Can we be expected to know something pertaining us all, no, but we can be encouraged to learn, and I believe that there is a level of expectation which is practical to have in this case.

Because you can not expect to eat if no one grows the food for you and you yourself don't grow food.

You cannot expect to live in a home if you don't own one and won't pay rent.

You cannot expect to have financial stability if you do not manage your finances and you don't have stable income.

You cannot expect to have your freedoms and freedom of autonomous choice over your own living body if you do not help out to stop the corrupt oligarchs of the World Economic Forum who are comprised of the richest business owners of the world and have publicly stated again and again what their plans are for all of us, and what wicked means of use of communistic inhumane tactics they will employ in order to fulfill those plans.

To quote Schwab, from his book titled 'The Great Reset',

"You will own nothing - and you will be happy."

- 'The Great Reset', Klaus Schwab.

You don't even need to know the context to see clearly that statement specifically does not say "we" there.

That's not a "WE" -sort of statement.

That's a "YOU" -sort of statement.

Specifically.

Now, I know that there's a good chance you're not a fireman.

Neither am I.

But I do think it's in the best interest if we put out a fire while it's still possible to be put out.

What if there are firemen who are leading the way - like for instance in our situation, the world's leading experts in medical science.

Even if we don't know what to do...

1. we can quickly learn what we need to do
2. and quickly learn how to do it
3. and we can do it.

All it takes is caring enough.

And we should care, as I emphasized to earlier - we can trim the hedges of our yard all we want but it doesn't make the fire approaching any less-destructive to our hedges, our whole garden, the whole lawn, everything in it, the house, oh and can't forget - the well-being of our very lives.

I don't know exactly what needs to be done, but I'm not afraid to ask and I'm sure as hell willing to try.

I'm sure as hell not dumb enough to think that it will be taken care of if we don't all get off our asses and lend a hand.

I can get back to my gardening then, but right now it's more important that I make sure there that tomorrow there will be a garden not-burnt-down in the first place.

MY garden.

Now that would make me happy.