At first glance your thoughts may be "Hmmm, what an odd name for a thread. I wonder what this is about." Well, my answer will come to light as I go over what you're about to read.
It's no secret at all that the world is in a state of utter chaos. There's murder in every town, racism, corruption, hypocrisy, deception, backstabbers, wars, threats of wars, depression, folks letting their emotions rule them, folks are slaves to addiction, human trafficking etc. You name it, the world is experiencing it right now. No, I'm not being political, I'm being real. These are real things and I'm not about to attack anyone either.
Considering all of these things I can't help but feel the heaviness that everyone is experiencing collectively. I'm tired of everyone being at each others throats, people attacking each other. A few years ago gay marriage was legalized in the US at a federal level and everyone proclaimed "Love Wins!" and while I respect that statement my question to those who used that hashtag is "Did love really win?" Did love win when someone disagreed with your politics? Did love win when someone you or someone you know was hurt badly by another person? Did love truly win in those moments when we felt absolute disdain and hatred for another person? I leave the answer up to the individual that reads this.
In June of last year I found myself in a different time zone than my home. I was walking the streets of Skid Row in Los Angeles. I saw tents everywhere. People passed out in the street, trash all over the place. This place was full of outcasts. People who just gave up. One man named John made the statement to the group I was with "Everyone here feels forgotten." Then on the opposite spectrum one lady that we tried to bring food and water to was screaming profanities spitting, making threats and tried to punch an individual of the group. My heart to this day breaks anytime I think of her.
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