You're spot on.
The depression is caused by realizing expectations are never gonna meet reality.
Life is mostly boring, intermixed with periods of brutality and ecstasy.
Good vs Evil is (((their))) fake and ghey foreverwar.
Religion is a system of control
The only value in "knowing religion" is to use it to control people.
One thing we can do when we see un-Constitutional behavior is to pull out a cellphone, record it, and post it for the public to see.
Tyrants hate the light of being exposed beyond their little fiefdoms.
There is no morality in obeying any "law "that requires one to stand by and watch babies be murdered.
The problem is your word choice. Specifically the word, "Evil".
There is only Constitutional and un-Constitutional in our society.
Good and Evil are (((their))) terms.
There is no "Good" and there aren't degrees of evil. We just are and tricking parents into killing their kids is currently adjudicated as "Constitutional" until "The Judges" decide otherwise. We live in reality, not the worlds imagined by those books pushed at us as sources of "right-think".
Can't find any disagreement there. Voluntaryism goes hand in hand with the "freedoms" that were imagined at the founding.
"In the name of public safety, and for the sake of the children, we just made up these 70 gorrilion laws for you to follow, and armed an entire military force, who have been brainwashed into believing they are serving "The Almighty Creator", to enforce these little rules as ruthlessly, immorally, and as profitably as possible. For the children…"
Right, right. "National Security" hinges on The Government's Absolute Right to Absolute Secrecy on any and all matters, including covering up mass-murder, genocide, poisonings, wholesale theft of natural resources, using biological and chemical weapons against treaties and assurances, extermination of "undesirables", forced migration, forced starvation, etc so and and so forth because; 'Merica".
Without those we might actually get footage of a vaxx injured person, or parent of a vaxx killed child confronting those who made the shots mandatory with complete legal immunity for the makers and pushers.
Wouldn't that make for a good TikTok or Tweet?
Molech was the fire, not the God
The Solomon's "God" was wealth
He served wealth, and it served him.
Killing and eating babies was just part of the pyramid scheme of growing wealth.
But "Who" was Molech?
A former King of the Phoenician City of Tyre (who the King of Jerusalem copied)
A King who became a God
Now, what was the value to the king to sacrifice his slave babies?
The "priests" (religious intel agents) monitor the skies to predict the seasons.
The people are convince to "sacrifice" to "bring the rains"
The priests "know" the rains are coming, so when the rain shows up, after killing the babies, the people are hoaxed into accepting the cause and effect.
This increases the power in the mind of the slave, of the King and his "prophesies".
This power cements the King's ability to rule the people however he see's fit.
Did you know that if a Phoenician slave woman resisted having her baby stolen and slaughtered, or even cried at the event, she would be sacrifice also so as not to offend "the rain gods"?
Mind control all the way down.
No sauce. Seems "shopped".
Anons?
See: Melqart
Melqart = Molech
Melqart (also Melkarth or Melicarthus) was an important Phoenician god and patron deity of the city of Tyre. Associated with the monarchy, sea, colonization, and commercial enterprise, both at home and abroad the god is a significant, if still somewhat mysterious, figure of the Phoenician religion. As with other Phoenician gods and their culture in general, first-hand information from the Phoenicians themselves is scarce and details of worship and mythology are sorely lacking. Historians have been obliged to piece together scraps of information from contemporary cultures and what can be discovered from Phoenicia's colonies. Nevertheless, Melqart's stature is attested by the reverence the god was accorded by two of the Phoenician's immediate successor cultures in the ancient Mediterranean: Greece and Carthage.
Melqart's Associations
While Baal, El, and Baalat were important deities at other Phoenician cities, Melqart was considered the head of the pantheon at Tyre. Indeed, his very name means 'king of the city' (melekqart) and he was referred to as Baal de Sor or 'Lord of Tyre'. Melqart, in addition, assumed some of the characteristics of both Adonis and Eshmun as he was the focus of a festival of resurrection each year in the month of Peritia (February-March) in which a sacrifice was made by fire or a figure of the god was ritually burnt. Hence, his other name the 'fire of heaven'.
https://www.worldhistory.org/Melqart/
Notice these mother's who've been conned into murdering their own kids with vaccines aren't allowed to "talk about it"?
The Social Contract is a lie that keeps the sheep in line.