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The topic was Fatherhood, but the set-up was a video about men who experienced domestic violence as children, then carried it forward as adults, until “fatherhood” changed everything.
JUDAH…focuses on the addiction that is violence, and the weakness of those who resort to it.
Seeing and Believing
When someone sees something, they have a choice… to either copy what they saw, or follow their own path. This goes for everyone, except a young child. They can’t make the choice, especially when it’s the first time they see something.
Violence is like an addiction. I thought about writing about my own personal experiences when it comes to hurting others, but I don’t feel like it. The following story isn’t my manifesto or supervillain origin story. But I will say this: When you land your first punch, the entire room falls silent, everyone in awe, and you feel a rush of adrenaline. You think that you just won the fight, but all you did was lose the war, and there's three reasons why.
Reason one: Every time you meet someone new, you have the chance to make a new friend. When you physically hurt someone, all you make is a new enemy, even if you're able to kill someone. Everyone in the world is loved by somebody and that person may be willing to get revenge. Reason two: Everyone on the planet has the same amount of power. Nobody is above anybody. When you attack someone else, it just shows that you have no patience and can’t handle your emotions, meaning...
