Boy oh boy, talk about opening a can of worms! Let’s dive in! The last thirteen years have been a genuinely happy time for me, something I didn’t even know was possible given my tumultuous past. Yet, it’s hard to ignore how the current state of our world can feel so burdensome at times.
How do you express the issues that trouble you when you know others will scrutinize your words? Growing up, I was instilled with values of respect and kindness—a strange juxtaposition to my upbringing, but essential nonetheless. However, today’s environment has spiraled into toxicity that leaves me bewildered.
It’s clear that misery loves company; as situations worsen, more people are drawn into negativity rather than pushing back against it. Nowadays, right and wrong seem to blur into oblivion. How can we expect children to grow up embodying honesty and kindness when they’re surrounded by hatred and lawlessness?
The reality is that when people witness lawbreaking and see others getting away with it, they’re likely to follow suit. We have a convicted rapist and felon leading our country, acting like a petty bully who thrives on marginalizing dissenting voices. If law and order are relics of the past, why not simply release everyone who has violated the law? Give them all a pardon—it’s impossible to enforce a double standard! And what’s truly perplexing is how these same individuals purport to be Christians while engaging in such reprehensible behavior. That’s not consistent with biblical teachings! Frankly, I feel like our nation is navigating a treacherous path—one that so many of us cannot support—led by individuals who only prioritize one thing: money! The state of the world today is almost unrecognizable due to this rapid decline! So here’s the question: Why do bad people manage to thrive while the good are left to suffer?
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