🚨 BREAKING NEWS: The Government™ has made an ad about the protests happening around the world, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative.

I wonder what future generations will think of us when they discover that humanity possessed more wealth, knowledge, and resources than ever before, yet still allowed children to fall asleep hungry, parents to sacrifice their lives simply trying to survive, and millions to suffer through circumstances we already had the ability to change. How we could understand the human body in extraordinary detail, yet allow people to die because they couldn't afford treatment. How we could connect billions of people, yet struggle to understand the person standing right beside us. How we could study thousands of years of human suffering, corruption, and exploitation, yet continue repeating the very mistakes we claimed to have learned from. And how we could spend so much of our brief existence deciding who deserved compassion, when another person's suffering should have been reason enough to care. Because when I look at this world, I don't see billions of enemies divided by borders, beliefs, or political affiliations. I see human beings who never asked to be born into these circumstances, carrying pain others cannot see, loving people they are terrified of losing, and sacrificing the only life they will ever have in the hope that those they love might have a better one. And it breaks my heart that we have been taught to fight one another while sharing so many of the same fears, struggles, and hopes. Perhaps the person you have been taught to hate is lying awake tonight, worrying about their children, just as you have worried about yours. Perhaps you have both been given different explanations for the same suffering. And perhaps the greatest tragedy is how much of our humanity we have already sacrificed without ever questioning who benefits from our division. Because the question should never have been which side would win, but how many human lives would be broken before we finally understood that everyone deserved the chance to truly live.