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Wrong Premises

I find it not right nor sustainably left, snapped the poet, that sainted soldiers claimed healthy transitions toward divinely rapturous peace to promote principles of death by deliberate degenerate design. I could not reasonably interpret good news win-God/win-humanity scripture stories designed for win/lose inhumane unredeemed heroic fight makes Earth all zero-balanced right patriotic players. Neither philosophers nor politicians nor parasites nor predators could legitimately inscribe and thereby capture and commodify Natural Law to justify killing each Eco-Other which, unreasoning, feels distinctly unnatural and betrays principled cause/effect order, neither promoting liberty toward healthy naturality nor security from too wealthy self-satisfied non-spirituality for individuals families communities residuals tribes transgenderals cultures nations generals species of natural ordered pasts, spirited futures, co-presently remembered, designed by healthy recombinant transubstantiating meta-morphic intent. Nor is it OK for real-world multicultural experience to whisper God's sacred transcendent omnipotent mercy to support and reason and negotiate for just wars against this actual everyday private humanity of one interdependently public transparently vulnerable messianic body, a cooperatively-owned sacrificial servant for Earth's more polyculturally robust life, not monocultural Death which feels like sacrilege against any divine Creator's regenerative potential and/or original intent, omnipotent resilience, omniscient resonance, omnipresent restorative justice justifying win/win/win/win... Peace which cannot be reasonably used to justify deliberate dissonant degenerativity, nor to sanctify desecration.

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