It’s the End of the World as We Know It
Our future as a community depends on whether we can let go of toxic individualism
“The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.” — Coretta Scott King
Something needs to change. There is something inherently broken in our contemporary society – especially in North America.
How we move forward from here will decide if we tear ourselves apart or if we continue to grow into the future. But what will it take to stop us from collapsing into a black hole of our own design?
Our future as a community depends on whether we can let go of toxic individualism. We stand on the precipice of utter and complete disaster.
If we continue on this path, we are guaranteed a world that doesn’t take care of the vulnerable or needy members of the community. Compassion and kindness are thrown out to make way for self-interest and egocentric thinking. It will be a Purge-style every-man-for-himself libertarian hellscape. Individual convenience and freedoms will take precedence over everything at the expense of those who need assistance.
