There is a lot of finger-pointing right now about who is to blame for the division and hate we’re seeing.
The simple truth is that, over the past few decades, all political parties and leaders have contributed to this division—perhaps not intentionally, but undeniably. They’ve helped create an environment where lying is rewarded, truth is dismissed as propaganda, and honest disagreement is treated as a betrayal. This environment is the foundation of the hate and division we face today.
The wisdom of the past has often been ignored, dismissed, overlooked, or never truly learned.
In the politics of hate, fear is currency traded in speeches and headlines.
Leaders rise not by uniting but by dividing and carving borders into minds.
Enemies are made where none existed, scapegoats drawn in crude strokes.
Truth becomes elastic, stretched to fit the narrative of us versus them.
The crowd cheers not for justice but vengeance, dressed in patriotism.
Policy is forged in anger, not wisdom, a weapon rather than a remedy.
Hope is mocked as weakness and empathy seen as betrayal.
And in the silence that follows, only the powerful benefit from the noise.
History of Sorts 
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