The hostility some encourage, violates human existence, far exceeds what would be deemed appropriate, and inhibits what God intended.

Live and let live: simple, isn’t it? But that’s too simple for some to follow. Rather than encourage symbioses — they tend to prefer complications, the difficulties they often would challenge themselves to encourage. The approach is to inhibit the progression of others, with aggression and hostility. This has to be the method of choice — no other way will do, in their eyes.

And should we ask why? Let’s dwell in the excitement of boredom and ignorance, for awhile. Not very appealing for many, and, thus, sustainability seems a struggling conflict when they’re desperately craving anything but the healthy norm, which is require for everyone’s survival. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg, and its danger is not always apparent to many.

In some cases, selfishness and greed are the driving forces. In other cases, evil and wickedness from those blinded with worldly things, consumed with fulfilling the works of the devil are at the forefront. Insecurity laced with the evil eye of jealousy perpetuates this ungodly behavior, as well. And yet another is financial slavery, where some are unfairly paid for work done. Many may not consider this hostility, but they would be so wrong not to, which in fact is at the center of hostile inhibition and can cripple societal progression.

If for whatever reason(s) they don’t consider what they do to others, selfishly regarding their lives more important, the prevailing wind would carry a domineering and regressive society, one in which some will live while others will suffocate, eventually dying. And that unjustifiable act would stimulate cries of disappointment, a culture of stagnation, which will not cease should they continue to hurt others, disregarding them, so that only they may live. And if they would call that living, then what would they consider dying? That’s certainly a dreadful way to live, if others must be impeded, and even denied the right to live. As you can tell, it does not sit right with me, nor does it impress me, not even one bit. I will rebel this and will continue to rebel hostile inhibition, the oppression of others, and the evils of this world. But more than that, I will continue to be an advocate for progression, where respect, concern for others will allow them a fair chance to flourish, just as we desire of ourselves.

Whoever oppresses a poor man insults his Maker, but he who is generous to the needy honors him (Proverbs 14:31).

Regardless what some may think in their proud and blinded state, no injustice goes unpunished. Whatever they sow, that also shall they reap.

If wickedness would fall like rain forever, then light would have no reason to shine. But we know that is not the case. Those who celebrate the anguish of others, will be dealt with the vengeance of God. For we know that our LORD thy God is merciful and just.

Hard are the hearts of men who sort the anguish of others and bitter are their souls; for not even honey can sweeten their souls (Mikey St John).

It is easier to tame an angry lion than for a rich man to give up his wealth and serve God (Mikey St John).

Arise, O Lord, let not man prevail: let the heathen be judged in thy sight. Put them in fear, O Lord that the nations may know themselves to be but men (Psalms 9: 19-20).

When we think about it, God put us here on planet earth, for one reason only. And that is to be his humble servants and worship him. His intended purpose is that we would be like him in his wisdom. And by so doing, we would respect each other, be loving, kind, considerate, and fair. But we have failed our Lord so terribly, and by no means making any effort to right the wrongs.

Dear Lord, remove the blinders from our eyes so we may see the light. Let us live to please you, if it’s the last thing we do. Help us, O LORD, to despise vanity, and forsake the ways of destruction. Give us our needs and not our wants, O Heavenly Father, unless it’s for the good of humanity. I pray these mercies in Jesus name. Amen and Amen.