Call me naive. Call me gullible. Call me a P.T. Barnum-style sucker. But I can't help myself. Despite all evidence to the contrary, I continue to have faith in my fellow people. Which in turn leads me to a constant state of shock and dismay when I see how my fellow people are acting. Two things have me shaking my head now.

The first is the wave of anti-Elon Musk vandalism taking place across the country and the vicious attacks on Tesla drivers. Tesla cars are being keyed, set on fire, and run off the road. Drivers are being attacked. Just last week, a 60-something woman was attacked by a 30-something man while she sat in the driver's seat of her Tesla car. The man punched her through the open window.

What kind of a deranged maniac attacks a 60-year-old woman? Talk about demon possessed. That guy needs the Rosary. He needs the Rosary badly.
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I don't know why these things continue to surprise me. You'd think by now that I'd seen enough evidence that literally 90% of the human race is under some sort of demonic possession. And yet, I just can't help feeling compassion and hope and faith in my fellow citizens. They've done nothing to earn that compassion or hope or faith, but that's just the way I am.
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NOTHING IS GOING TO CHANGE

All last year I wrote about how Trump would win the November election in a landslide. I also wrote that despite that happening, nothing was going to change as far as souls being saved and people going to Heaven.

Non-white people would continue to hate white people. White people, being the cowardly, self-centered people that they are, would continue to hide from the problem while simultaneously attacking those who dared to point the problem out. Unhinged liberal white women could continue siding and sleeping with the enemy, and doing everything they possibly could to aid the very people who want to see them dead. Mentally ill white men would refuse to boycott the enemy, while continuing to watch sports, chase money, and jerk off to pornography.