There Is No Unity With Evil

In the wake of the failed assassination attempt on President Trump, the nation is in disarray, trying to comprehend the events that transpired and the path forward. The heartbreaking loss of Corey Comperatore, a devoted father, husband, and fire chief who sacrificed his life to safeguard his wife and daughter from the shooting, serves as a poignant reminder of the stakes at hand. As the Uniparty talking heads clamor for “unity,” we must not lose sight of the underlying issues that have led us to this point.

For nearly a decade now these people have spent every waking moment demonizing tens of millions of ordinary, hardworking Americans as “nazis,” “racists,” and “deplorables” while marking Donald Trump as “Hitler 2.0.” There can be little doubt that this led to the violence we saw unfold this week.

They want you to forget that these are the same people who were calling for us to be locked up and have our children taken away for refusing to take their death jab vaccine. The same people who closed down our churches and refused to let us see our loved ones during their final moments of life. The same people who have been calling us all as domestic terrorists for the great and terrible sin of wanting a sovereign country for our progeny.

The same people who called us insurrectionists and locked up hundreds of our own for the crime of walking around the Capitol. The same people who burned down our cities in the summer of 2020 and called us racists for daring to complain about it. The same people who have been censoring and banning us from social media platforms, banks, and payment processors for years.

There will be no unity with people who hate us and want us dead, who advocate for the killing of infants, promote the use of hormone blockers for children, endorse the sexual mutilation of minors, support men participating in women’s sports, and who seek to dismantle the traditional family structure. There will be no common ground, no compromise, and no collaboration with these wicked, vile, and disgusting demons.

We must give them no quarter.

These hollow calls for us to unite are an attempt to merge groups of people who live in two very different realities with diametrically opposed beliefs, values, and aspirations. This creates a false sense of harmony that is doomed to fail.

This is a thinly-veiled attempt to pacify and silence those who have been demonized and marginalized for years. By suggesting that we should unite with those who perpetuate evil they are attempting to dilute the strength of our convictions and our moral compass. We must not fall for this illusion. Instead, we must continue to stand firm in our beliefs and values, knowing that true unity can only be achieved when good triumphs over evil.

In order to cultivate a truly unified society, we must first recognize the impossibility of an alliance between good and evil. We cannot compromise our moral and cultural values in the pursuit of unity, as this will only lead to the erosion of our identity and the further destruction of our society.

I also want to make it incredibly clear that we can and will achieve victory without the need for violence. What we need instead is the courage to boldly proclaim the truth. We must have zero tolerance for these wicked and depraved people in our communities, churches, and organizations. We must have the discipline to put in the work required to rebuild our society without them.

These destructive and toxic people will destroy themselves and everything around them, it’s what they do best as we saw very clearly in the summer of 2020. We need to get as far away from them as possible and keep them away from us by having zero tolerance for them. Then we need to get to work rebuilding our society while they continue on their path of self destruction.

In today’s world where the lines between truth and falsehood are increasingly blurred, it takes courage and audacity to speak the truth fearlessly. Sadly, many pastors and priests tremble behind the pulpit, silencing themselves out of fear that their liberal congregation members might feel the sting of divine conviction from God’s Holy Word and get offended. Strangely these same pastors seem to have no issue whatsoever with rebuking their zealous conservative members who are actually proclaiming what the Word of God says.

This fear and double standard paralyzes them from addressing the wicked and perverse worldview that has infiltrated their churches. It continues to spread like the disease that it is until eventually it overtakes the entire church. It is time for our spiritual leaders to rise up and embrace the audacity of speaking the truth boldly about this wickedness from the pulpit or get out of the way and let men of great character and courage get the job done.

As Christians, we are called to be the light of the world, to shine the truth of God’s Word in a world that often prefers darkness. Light does not unite with darkness; it engulfs it. We are meant to be the voice of reason and morality in a society that has lost its way. This cannot happen if our leaders are too afraid to speak the truth. Far too many Christians fear the wrath of the world instead of the wrath of God.

Some may argue that we should avoid controversy to maintain unity in our churches, families, and communities. Unity at the expense of truth is a false unity. The truth is what unites us. It is better to have a divided society that is grounded in the truth than a unified society that is built on lies and deception. It’s time to wake up and smell the roses and realize what time it is. The time for false unity is over and the time for boldly speaking the truth is here.

The truth is powerful and it has the ability to change hearts and minds. When a man stands up for the truth, they may lose some friends and even family, but they will gain the respect and admiration of those who value honesty, integrity, and passionate conviction. We are not lacking in men of great intellect, but we are unfortunately lacking in men of great courage.

It is time for Christians to find the courage to speak the truth fearlessly. We must recognize that our primary allegiance is to God and His Word, not to the vapid political opinions of the liberals in our churches and communities. We must be willing to stand up for the truth in our families, our workplaces, our churches, and our communities. We must be the voice of reason and morality in a world that desperately needs it. We must be willing to look these people in the eye and say “no.”

We cannot be swayed by the false promises of unity with those who seek to destroy everything we hold dear. We must remain steadfast in our convictions and continue to fight for the values that define us as a people. Only then can we achieve true unity – a unity that is founded on the principles of righteousness, justice, and truth in Jesus Christ alone, not in liberal democracy.

Andrew Torba
CEO, Gab.com
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