People smoke though it is unhealthy, even when others
must breathe the smoke with them. They blare their music though it disturbs those
who would rather not hear it. They send their dogs to crap in the yards of
neighbors. They pluck the fruits of labors not their own. They litter.
Evil is usually not sinister. More often than not it is
sheer apathy.
People say kind words to be encouraging. They tell the
hard truth when it must be told. They do right by others and think nothing of
it. They rise to the occasion when evil must be stayed or avenged.
Good is unassuming, always. It is the little things that
make all the difference.
Our reality is good against evil. Tribes, factions and
nations struggle but these are not good against evil. Freedom is personal.
Justice is individual. There are no exceptions… for they are absolute in all
sincerity.
The Axis powers were indeed the “bad guys” of World War
Two. The Allies were irrefutably the protagonists. Is there any doubt good men
fought and died for Germany or Japan? Was every soldier of the United States,
United Kingdom or Soviet Union righteous?
One man or one woman must do or do not, for better or
worse. This is good against evil. Neither thoughts nor feelings are the fight.
Actions for better or worse by personal
initiative are the struggle of good against evil in its entirety. What
follows, for better or worse, is set in motion accordingly.