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Just Keep… Ah, What? — Phoenix Heart

By Poe
January 1, 2024 1 Min Read
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How does evil gain its power? It manipulates its victims. Manipulates
their “they” and “them.”
Some say that within the group, there’s a man who doesn’t agree
with the leader’s views, beliefs, and values. His goal is to see through
the blindness before there’s no horizon left to see from afar.
There’s a man in the group who doesn’t agree. His peers turned
against him. His own flesh and blood resent him. Even strangers
passing by agree with that leader—without a single understanding of
the leader’s views, beliefs, and values.

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