Evil In the Youth Group
January 1, 2021
James F. McGrath
Sorry to start the year on a somewhat disheartening note. However, if we are to have any realistic hope of the future being better, we need to do more than hope. We must take a long hard look not only at the past, not only at those around us with whom we disagree, but at ourselves.
Many of us are asking ourselves a question when we get on Facebook, Twitter, or elsewhere on social media and see things from people we knew when we were younger. I have one individual particularly in mind whose Facebook wall is a non-stop stream of conspiracy theories, misinformation, lies, insults, and hatred. Recently it has even shifted towards things related to sedition and violence. The question we may have initially asked is how they could have changed so much. A better question might be how I could have so badly misjudged them all along, since this was an individual who was considered a pillar of the youth group and an exemplary born agai
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