Who are your enemies?

There's a saying that goes, "Show me your friends & I'll show you who you are". I say "Show me your enemies & I'll show you who you are". Fact is, if the literal devil is your enemy, you have little to worry about. Likewise, if your enemy are racists & criminals - I can conclude, you're a pretty good person. There's a simple cross-reference to be done to see if a person's enemies are really hateful for fathomable reasons or not, you just see who else the person's or group's enemies hate or like. The Apartheid government sympathized with Nazi Germany & disliked practically all of Africa & anything black... for a while, the Apartheid government disliked Jews, Chinese, communist countries (even Christian communist countries) & educated black people.

We must really be careful when making enemies because some people are villianized for just speaking the truth. Because, as much as we want the world to seem like a good place, evil often wins & good guys really do finish last. We live in a hateful world.

If you're being hated by the scum of the earth, you have nothing to worry about.

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