Discussion on Justice and COVID Impact
There's probably nothing more frustrating in life than
watching bad people thrive after doing bad things.
This has been known for a long time.
In fact, there's a famous line in Ecclesiastes
8 or something like that, how frustrating it is
to watch the wicked get what the righteous deserve
and the righteous get what the wicked deserve.
And all around us, you see that.
And now more than ever, it feels like, look at Bill Gates.
Bill Gates knows that he'll never face justice in this life.
Bill Gates is one of the richest people in the world.
And no matter how many times he is exposed
for what he is, which is really an enemy of our civilization,
he faces no penalty at all.
There's no one in power in the United States
who wouldn't be happy to receive Bill Gates
as a visiting dignitary in his office
or have him over for dinner and then brag
to your friends about, I once had dinner with Bill Gates.
It's good to be Bill Gates, and it shouldn't be.
And that's true for so many.
Larry Silverstein, who owned Building 7,
a 9-11, 95 years old, and a billionaire.
So, you ask yourself, looking around, like, where's the justice?
It seems inverted.
And there's really no episode in American life,
at least in our lives, in the last 60 years,
where that's more obvious than during COVID.
Who were the victims of COVID?
Well, they are the people who you think
of as the best people in our society,
the small business owners just kind of doing their thing,
running their store, their little family business.
They got crushed and eliminated in favor of Amazon and Netflix and,
you know, Airbnb, companies that don't have your best interest at heart,
aren't ethical in any recognizable sense.
And yet they got bigger,
richer, and the decent people got destroyed.
And that's true on the human level, too.
Who suffered? Well, I don't know, nurses and firemen and cops and...
enlisted Navy SEALs who didn't want the VACs, they all got fired.
They lost their jobs, their lives were destroyed.
They lost their pensions because they wouldn't take the VACs.
And who thrived? Well, the guy at the top of the ugly pyramid of COVID,
Tony Fauci.
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