It always seems, that in our world, whenever a great innovations comes about, the Devil must find his way into it. Whether it be the wondrous innovations that are social media (now completely saturated with corporate censorship and social justice warriors), the amazing power of a smartphone (now spying on every last thing we say and do, mining our data to sell to big corporations), infinite access to one another and information (but using that connection to only watch cat videos or to spread terrorism), or any number of other things, it always seems that the Devil needs to get his due.
But what if I said, the true Devil lies within our own hearts? It is the line straight down the middle of each and every one of our hearts between good and evil. There's more to it than this, and I discuss it in the video, but there is no doubt that each human individual has both the capacity for great good and great evil. Such is the consequence of taking the bite of the apple.
Nevertheless, it has become readily apparent with an extreme pushback of decent human beings with a relatively large pull in our world that there is a kind of foisting of us into more evil tendencies--a foisting over which we have minimal, if not any any control whatsoever. The Devil may convince himself that what he is doing is not breaking the rules of the "game," but I promise you that he is.
Human beings, being necessarily mostly followers, will follow the strongest force placed before them typically, and if that force is one to perpetuate pain and suffering, moral depravity and debasement, then this is exactly what the general public will fall victim to, regardless of whether or not they want it; they will feel hopeless (just as the Devil intends) to push back against the inertia. They are not hopeless, but followers need someone else to follow.
That is where you come in. What really defines a leader? What really changes the modalities to which we find ourselves "victim" in this world? The unfortunate fact is, that there is something to the Nietzschean idea of will to power. If there is a force that wants the "game" to follow a path that leads to the deaths of 6 billion people, and no stronger will arises to oppose it, then that will becomes self-justified, through its inertia. How does one genuinely oppose it?
It's simple, really. Just keep going. Understand this, and think about it as deeply as you can muster: if you maintain your principles, your mission, then even if you are killed, you did not lose. And if you're allowed to live, you can continue to affect the lives of those around you. The only real way the enemy (the evil/Devil in this instance) can win, is by them silencing the truth, and/or you allowing them to censor you.
Just - keep - going. Your truth will not be silenced. And if it is standing up against the absolute evil that would lead to the deaths of 6 billion people, then no matter how flawed you are, is your mission really that evil? Is it genuinely evil to prevent the Devil from "getting his due?" A due that he has only convinced you he has the right to through his own accusations of you, projecting his own guilt in rebellion to God, upon you?
No. The Devil has no due, he gets no due. He is nothing. And he will be erased.
