One thought that regularly creeps into my mind to explain the lack of meaningful reaction by our people to the ongoing destruction of all that our people have created is that:
- we instinctively know that our people have created and recreated it all many times before and we are able to create and recreate it all again.
- we instinctively know that our enemies cannot create anything on their own and that they also cannot exist without our creations.
- we instinctively know that after our enemies destroy enough of our world, they will not be able to continue existing as they have been and they will collapse and destroy themselves.
- we instinctively know that we will be able to recreate the world once more after they destroy themselves and the dust settles.
The entire thought may simply be a delusion or merely a fantasy to entertain in order to avoid acceptance of the possibility that our people collectively may not want to fight back, or that we are no longer able to fight back due to the generations of damage done to us by our enemies, that they've literally destroyed the foundation of who we are by corrupting our very genetics and that we may not be fighting back because we are no longer able to fight back because we are no longer the same people with the same inherent drives as our genetic forefathers.
I struggle with understanding, and I also struggle with fighting against concocting justifications and explanations for both what I am seeing our people do and what I am not seeing our people do.
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