We need to hold on to the good, but also to restrain the evil

Davonte 2022-04-20 09:01:11

I wanted to denounce fairness and justice, but in the end it became injustice. Sometimes in the face of injustice, we need to pay twice or even multiple times the cost to maintain fairness and justice. At this time, some people cannot condemn it because the price is too high; some people want to get justice at an equal price, but they use evil to defeat evil; The society that does not defend itself starts, claiming that everything about itself is the fault of society. Only a few people put their energy and money several times over to get a lukewarm argument, comforting themselves that they are a winner. The reason for this situation is that the public rarely thinks that those who criticize are also seeking justice for the public themselves, and they rarely realize that they are also potential victims, that is, what they often say is none of their business. This leads to higher costs for critics. The second is that the public thinks that someone will always stand up to solve the problem, and there is no need to do it on their own. But I don't know that this kind of thinking inertia has caused many things that could have been better earlier to become difficult things in the end. Because you are the masses, and the masses are you.

Everyone is a history guide. Don't wait until the end, when you are forced to stand up again, you find that the world has been turned upside down, and complain about why no one has come forward and why things have become like this. Because people are not born to distinguish between good and evil, but evil is easier than good. We not only need to be good, but also restrain evil. Because in the balance of good and evil, God has added an invisible weight for evil, that is - laziness. It’s just that sometimes we don’t notice it, we just think that insisting on goodness will maintain the so-called balance.

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  • FBI Director Womack: Great job, Goodspeed.

    Agent Paxton: [sarcastically, jokingly] Why don't you throw in a trip to Tahiti while you're at it?

    FBI Agent: Okay, I'll deliver this to the Attorney General...

    FBI Director Womack: [Interrupts and takes the contract from Hunt] Ah, no. You'll give that to me, there's a car waiting outside for you, thank you.

    [He rips up the contract]

    Stanley Goodspeed: That's a signed federal document, sir. Isn't that illegal?

    FBI Director Womack: You're not acquainted with the full facts, Goodspeed.

    Stanley Goodspeed: With all due respect, sir, I'd like clarification. I gave that man my word.

  • Stanley Goodspeed: [last lines]

    Stanley Goodspeed: [while looking at the microfilm by using a miniature magnifying glass that was left by Mason] Honey? Uh... You wanna know who really killed JFK?