speaking of inverse parallels; greeks looked towards their nation-state as individuals, whereas ww1 has nation-states looking out for themselves. they look to contribute the most to their existing society, first ideologically, then materially. rome had jesus - the living truth - as the greatest of the other world. ww2 had hitler as perhaps the greatest of this world. there are also parallels here - one had and was the greatest 'idea', 'ideology' - the truth, but of the other world - hitler brought the greatest truth that could be to make this world work. now ww3 is like collectives trying to look out for other individuals. china and taiwan, north and south koreas, russia and ukraine, israel and other arab states - if not also family generations being stuck in a state of conflict between one another. technological accessibility has enabled everyone to seek out something for themselves; but the results of that, when your world only has pitch black (liars, jews) or any color except white (other races) are bound to be catastrophic. during the time of rome, jews crucified one entity which stood for everything and everyone else (truth). nowadays, it's as if they want to 'crucify' (kill) everything and everyone instead. germany unwillingly defended itself and unwillingly committed to a war; israel willingly attacks others and willingly commits to a war; in regards to the greek world, they knew how and when it would end, in regards to jesus, they knew how - but not when; in regards to the world of today, they'll know when, but not how. even if they were right it wouldn't be for the true reason.
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