The Root of almost Every Social Ill is Fear.
The Root of Fear is Dishonesty.
Period. End of story. Put a bow on it. Just a thought.
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The Root of almost Every Social Ill is Fear. What’s the Root of Fear?
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You wrapped that up rather nicely!
I left that as a comment on a post earlier and thought it would be good to share. Never looked at fear that way but it sure made sense!
It is so applicable I see it, and agree totally!
Thanks Lisa, much appreciated. 😁