I agree, Dana. Your reply is full of Wisdom. What Reiner Fuellmich is attempting to do through the ICC is necessary. We need to be able to believe that justice is possible. Love of Power can suck the Soul from someone and turn them into an irredeemable Monster. As in wise tribal earth-based systems, such beings were at the least banished from society.
I agree, Dana. Your reply is full of Wisdom. What Reiner Fuellmich is attempting to do through the ICC is necessary. We need to be able to believe that justice is possible. Love of Power can suck the Soul from someone and turn them into an irredeemable Monster. As in wise tribal earth-based systems, such beings were at the least banished from society.
Banished, shunned, pushed off the ice, all used by our elders. I don't think that they were any less loving, spiritually and emotionally, than we; they were much more so. Still, they recognized the presence of evil and its immunity to love; these are socio/psychopaths we are facing that can not experience love or guilt, and not just in their emotions, but in its reality.
At the very least, exposed, which is what is so encouraging about Fuellmich's work. What of their ill-gotten gains? Surely, that plunder could be put to use for a much greater benefit.
I agree, Dana. Your reply is full of Wisdom. What Reiner Fuellmich is attempting to do through the ICC is necessary. We need to be able to believe that justice is possible. Love of Power can suck the Soul from someone and turn them into an irredeemable Monster. As in wise tribal earth-based systems, such beings were at the least banished from society.
Banished, shunned, pushed off the ice, all used by our elders. I don't think that they were any less loving, spiritually and emotionally, than we; they were much more so. Still, they recognized the presence of evil and its immunity to love; these are socio/psychopaths we are facing that can not experience love or guilt, and not just in their emotions, but in its reality.
At the very least, exposed, which is what is so encouraging about Fuellmich's work. What of their ill-gotten gains? Surely, that plunder could be put to use for a much greater benefit.