A person of great self-discipline and courage keeping watch. Individuals are sworn to uphold culture law and order. Defender of the weak, disenfranchised in need of protection. How many depend on other elected officials to just do the right thing. Constantly hoping honor and integrity will assume its rightful place in humans.
To care about people is not a lost art; love can still be shared by people and reciprocated by one another. There were times when people felt neighborly, everyone sharing loving and enjoying just sitting in the evening .
There was a time when darkness, mayhem and crisis would bring people together. Now, peace is a past longed for but almost never experienced Due to the chaos of man removing man by any means necessary. Disrespect for family women or children or men.
Anarchy has another name displacement, alien, illegal occupant. A name that applies to all but one but the Native American Indian we are all alien to these lands.
We need Love, patience! Peaceable Spirits! Long Suffering! Kindness! Compassion and lastly a Heart of Flesh. For the eyes of the Lord are everywhere.
We all must become that Spartan on the Cliff insisting that proper protocol is upheld dignity maintain law and order maintained due process maintained and applied giving no one the right to be above the structure upheld for over two years plus.
Accountability starts with me governing first myself and keeping the statues and commandments of God, respecting all men, women and children, then Caesar.
This is a profoundly thoughtful and necessary message, Roosevelt. You begin with a humbling truth—that we are all “illegal occupants” on this land—which immediately frames the entire discussion in a context of grace and shared humanity.
The virtues you call for—Love, Patience, Kindness, Compassion—are the essential foundation for any just society. Your powerful statement that “Accountability starts with me” is the crucial first step. True, lasting order and justice cannot be imposed from the outside until they are first cultivated on the inside, by governing our own spirits and actions.
The image of the “Spartan on the Cliff” is a powerful call to uphold law and dignity with unwavering principle, but it is made truly profound by being rooted in a heart of flesh. Thank you for this challenging and inspiring reminder.
Yes 1000 percent Yes. Love will save us. Give more! Get more!. Thank you for the reminder. Love to you and all who read this.
I love this, Roosevelt. It’s all about caring for others, and starts with each of us! Well said!
Love will win <3 Love this