Hate, why do we accept it?

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No one likes to be on the receiving end of hate.

Yet as a society, we support and often encourage the spreaders of hate.

With 95% of the world’s media in the control of just 6 corporations, the message is easily controlled and manipulated by the spreaders of hate. They create scapegoats, distractions and they vilify certain people to ensure that society is focused on them, and not the myth creators.

The myth creators, the world’s elite, the tiny few, have become so skilled in their manipulation and control of us, that we are hardly aware of it. Anyone who speaks about an alternative view is immediately ridiculed and described as a ‘loon’/conspiracist.

The only people who benefit from the hate and effect that hate has on the world, are the very people who manipulate and encourage it.

Most people around the world, given the choice between love or hate, would choose love every time. Yet whenever we tune into the news, buy a newspaper, and subscribe to mainstream media, we are inadvertently supporting hate.

The attacks that we see increasingly around the world are very often false flags or a product of the fear and hate mongers.

The only question I have, is knowing this, why do we accept it? Why are we not more questioning? Why is there no outcry?

Is there a right or wrong?

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We are living in interesting times, we are seeing a huge change in the world, we are facing many things that the human race has not yet experienced.

I now accept that we can not be 100% certain that anything is the truth, especially as I have discovered in life, that many of things that the system tells us is the ‘truth’, has turned out to be anything but that, often a cynical ‘myth’ created to control us.

This has now become a sophisticated art, especially as we find the world’s media is largely in the control of just 6 corporations.

So the question is a very pertinent one at the moment, what can we really say in ‘black or white’ terms is 100% right or 100% wrong. Most things have always been different shades of grey, and nothing is completely right or wrong.

The reason is, that us homo sapiens, using our cognitive minds, have created laws or myths, or cultural norms, or ‘acceptable’ behaviours which are imagined things, not real physical things. These things that we have created are therefore just a creation and can be created however the creator sees fit. That does not make the creator right.

Thus it is all open to the interpretation of the person or persons creating the myth, the cultural norm, or deciding what is ‘acceptable’ or not.

It is all after all an opinion, that is then turned into a rule or a law, or just something accepted by the masses. Often the accepted behaviour has conditions attached to it, normally coupled with fear to ensure compliance.

Sadly in our world today, the established order is dictating more and more their views as the only acceptable voice, and is adding yet more and more punishment for not complying. There is now almost no alternative voice to be heard.

We must have alternative voices, we must debate what is right or wrong, rather than have a single myth become the law, rather than a small few being the arbiters of that. If we do not have that ability to debate that fundamental question, then the fate of humanity is bleak.

The danger of just accepting one voice is, that right or wrong is an opinion and no one group, no matter how much money or power they might possess, can not always be right.

Therefore, there isn’t any right or wrong, instead there should be a consensus on things, that incorporates many view points, leading to balance and thus removing the chance of one strong interest dominating.

Question what we are being told as the only ‘truth’.