Powerful framing of epistemic collapse as the worship of despair. The observation that accusation becomes evidence once fear dominates is something I witnessed covering institutional controversies, where due process gets sacrificed to risk-aversion theater. The pack mentality analogy fits, but what stayed with me is the call to refuse governing by panic rather than trying to win the blame game.
The pack analogy matters because it explains the speed and moral confidence of the turn. Packs don’t investigate; they synchronize.
Refusing to govern by panic isn’t moral posturing—it’s a structural refusal to let fear redefine reality. Winning the blame game only deepens the collapse. Holding process is the only way out.
God's peace be with you all. Amen.
Alleluia!
A timely reminder for me. Blessings to you and your family this Christmas.
Thank you. And to yours as well!
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Powerful framing of epistemic collapse as the worship of despair. The observation that accusation becomes evidence once fear dominates is something I witnessed covering institutional controversies, where due process gets sacrificed to risk-aversion theater. The pack mentality analogy fits, but what stayed with me is the call to refuse governing by panic rather than trying to win the blame game.
The pack analogy matters because it explains the speed and moral confidence of the turn. Packs don’t investigate; they synchronize.
Refusing to govern by panic isn’t moral posturing—it’s a structural refusal to let fear redefine reality. Winning the blame game only deepens the collapse. Holding process is the only way out.
Thanks for the engagement!
The devil lashes out when the end is here. Christian men stand on His Word and rock alone. Cross of humility.
The enemy lashes. Accusation may be subtle but it’s always a cut.
Standing on the Word is not bravado and not isolation theater. The Rock is immovable when the crowd wants motion without judgment.
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