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...It leaves us facing a situation that no power humans possess can lick, thank God poverty is a relative thing, since it’s an evil mankind cannot fix. Take also the issue of those in you, just stepping out into the adult-world, the college age half-grown convinced that they can solve it all if their vision is unfurled. Now half of the problem is their teachers filling their young minds with disproven crap, but they would have no success in their schemes Ii youth didn’t prepare people for that. The naivete inherent in youth makes then all mistake passion for wisdom, no experience means that they can fall for murderous ideas like socialism. The optimism common to the age gets channeled into old ideas malign, energy gets devoted to bad notions that wouldn’t capture a more seasoned mind. We can’t let them get away with all this, we’ve seen too many folks sent to their grave, but half the time you explain this to them they just double-down and misbehave. We try to show them to learn from the past, that the long-lasting fire burns slow, but some things are taught by experience, which is doled out randomly as time goes. It’s not something that can ever be forced, we have to wait ’till the day that it clicks, our most passionate, easily misled… one more problem that mankind cannot fix. And finally, what do we do with those who are so convinced that they are right, that if you do not deign to go along they get enraged and are ready to fight. The ones who cannot accept the idea that others choose to live in different ways, get so incensed they use the media and tech giants to censor what you say. Always ready to label with a name that will end with a ‘—phobe’ or and ‘—ist,’ starting riots in the street with those who have the temerity to simply exist. These may be the hardest yet to deal with, since it’s human nature to have ego, to think you are blessed with special knowledge that all the ‘unenlightened’ need to know. It’s natural to use our own judgment to decide what’s good and bad for ourselves, so many simple extend it to others, and that’s where everything goes all to hell. Since every soul is, by right, in command of what they’re going to do with their time, then what right would someone who is not yourself have to force you into their own design? Yet no matter how much this gets explained, the bastards are still calling for a purge, some on the right, many more on the left, just give in to the tyrannical urge... CONCLUDES IN PART III.
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