occasional reflections on culture & politics
In a world spiraling into hate-fueled polarization, the author urges an urgent change of heart. Words may not hurt, but they lead to violence and societal decay. Rejecting the humanity of others poisons us all. Love and respect must triumph over judgment if democracy—and humanity—are to endure.
Identity is not fixed but forged through action, reflection, and engagement with others. The post draws on philosophical traditions to argue that purpose emerges from lived experience, not abstract ideals. A meaningful life requires both introspection and outward commitment.
Putin’s actions echo the worst crimes of the 20th century. The West’s appeasement and delay mirror past failures to confront fascism. History demands vigilance, not nostalgia. Evil must be named and resisted.
Erratic Attempts 