On World Peace
Politicians and elites, we the “ordinary everyday people” need you
What is world peace without a habitable world to live in?
The Earth needs our help.
We cannot keep fighting one another aimlessly, seeking life on another planet only to continue the same pattern of dividing and conquering a foreign land, our connection to its inhabitants and each other–which always circles back to decimating our moral structure, depleting this trinity of nature we must learn to coexist with.
Whether you believe in a God, spiritual forces, or nothing above nor below, it remains that we are to have dominion over this land. But we haven’t been doing it well for quite some time now.
Favouring riches and the power absolute power holds has exploited the Earth of far more than our share of the goodness she lovingly and without question pours upon us willingly and abundantly.
But even she, in all her beauty and glory, can only take so much before we feel her roar place a reciprocated chokehold on the existential threat of our species.
Science has made this well known to us.
And who are we without the resources she supplies to us in water, earth, air, fire and multiple of creatures we have been given the good sense over time to control with a tempered, caring hand that is to apply values of balance, harmony and unity in our dealings with one another? First on a micro-scale within the self, then trickling out into the service we commit to within our communities and further out onto a macro, global level in collaboration with all nations.
The scales of justice must place the power of the people fully represented and supported with adequate access needs in equilibrium with the shifting of monetary spending budgets towards seriously quality of life-threatening, planet-threatening issues in order to work towards establishing world peace.
Politicians and elites, we need your help. We need serious funding and we can’t accomplish this while fighting each other based on our class differences among other things.
We need (but not limited to):
- accessible, affordable housing
- living wages
- clean drinking water
- reformed education systems
- reformed healthcare systems
- reformed prison systems
And most of all, we need to work together.
I can’t speak for those in power, but I sense the distrust that exists between “the people” and “state” also extends to established and broken relationships amongst governing parties. The restoration of our planet counts on the politicians to vote to lay down arms, end the trusted upon war tactics of deceit, trickery, and spilling blood for superficial interests and instead redirect powerful abilities towards fighting for collective positive change.
This must be done with an intersectional, anti-oppressive, anti-colonialist framework, because although nothing is new under the sun, a new day is dawning and our era we create together will be felt through the cosmos, shooting for the stars and maybe even past the Milky Way Galaxy…
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Thank you for reading and take care!
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