Evil Flourishes when Justice is not Enforced

The rightful authority of good people to maintain justice can only be retained by their insistence on the constant enforcement of justice when required. When justice is not enforced by good people in authority in a self-governed nation, it is relinquished to evil people through passive irresponsibility.

 

Throughout most of our history, there was a consistent respect for the enforcement of justice, a value taught in our former character-driven educational system. That respect has deteriorated over decades of passive irresponsibility into a system of programmed ignorance of respect and even disdain for it.

 

The liberal, covert, secretive goal of our ever-evolving, present corrupt educational system has been and continues to be to program the children of responsible, authority-protecting parents into passive, irresponsible pawns. When this occurs over time, these children grow up to be passive adults who allow and even encourage the right of authority to be transferred from good people to evil people without resistance. This is how good people who once were the masters who controlled evil are now the slaves under evil’s control. This program has been in existence in most of America’s schools for almost a century, and each decade has become more progressive, while the church and society have been asleep throughout the entire process.

 

In Matthew 13, Jesus tells the parable of a good man who had a good field bearing good fruit. He awakened one morning to find his field filled with weeds, tares, and bad fruit. How did it change from good to bad? In Matthew 13:25, Jesus reveals the answer. While the good men slept, the enemy planted the weeds, tares, and bad fruit. Jesus never faulted the enemy. The problem was that the good men went to sleep when they should have been responsible. It was this danger of good men going to sleep that most concerned our early American statesmen. They understood that if we went to sleep, our government would become corrupt and tyrannical, resulting in the political slavery of its citizens. Only if we remained alert and active stewards could this condition be avoided. Today in America, good men have been asleep for far too long because of passive ignorance of who we were.

 

As our 28th president, Woodrow Wilson said, “Any nation that doesn’t remember who it was yesterday, doesn’t know who it is today, nor what it’s trying to do. We are trying to do a futile thing if we don’t know who we were, where we came from, or what we’ve been about.”

 

Edmond Burke, an Anglo-Irish conservative philosopher, also made this statement, 

 

“All that’s necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

I added to his statement: “Good men do nothing when they don’t know what to do; therefore, evil men do as they please.” All of this has occurred and will continue to occur because of historical ignorance until we, through accurate historical knowledge, learn to take constant responsible action.

 

We must learn His-story, or we will be forced to live with the consequences of our ignorance!