Wake Up!

The most difficult aspect of evil in this world is its contempt for innocence. War, famine, and injustice have no concern for their victim's age, gender, or circumstance. It is difficult to see children suffer at the hands of childish and evil persons, and it is even more difficult when apparently decent nations, communities, and individuals do nothing to protect and vindicate them. The children of the world are used for power, wicked pleasure, propagation of hate, and held in the grasp of bitter circumstances they have had no part in or control over. Children are sexually molested, and their perpetrators are set free and allowed to live by day cares and grade schools; Wicked people teach their children to commit suicide in the name of hatred for another race; fathers abandon their son's and daughter's for greener pastures, and mothers abort their helpless little ones instead of sacrificing for them.

If human beings will not get angry and act against evil committed against the most innocent of human beings, where will we ever find the passion to thwart those consumed with lust and rage. It is not hard to understand the aim and intent of evil, but what is beyond my comprehension is this post-modern society's lack of moral clarity to crush it. A nation that does not revere its own children enough to adequately provide for their safety and well being has lost its value for innocence. Placating evil for the sake of temporary "peacefulness" is only wetting the appetites of those bent on destruction. Compassion and patients is for victims not for the perpetrators, and not one square inch of our little one's well being should be made vulnerable to their exploitation.

It is claimed by some, that there is no such thing as evil and that if we could only provide economic opportunity and a happy face all of the "bad" people would turn into "good" people. The moral disillusionment of western civilization is breaking down the core values that guide righteous anger into action, and allows lawless parasites to inflict their perversity upon the innocent. Violent criminals persuade the ignorant that they are only victims of circumstance (biological and environmental) and should not be treated as though they were somehow responsible for the actions, and all the while mocking justice on the way to their next vile act. It is good and right to put away those who commit violence against innocent, and if free nations cannot be sure of this, they are truly lost. TOTT