Eram Sum Ero.
Oremus Mare.
I believe in you.
May 19, 2025
This may be the most important, dangerous, and honest thought I have ever expressed.
I have been in public debate spaces for well over a decade—live streams, open panels, spontaneous street theology, chaotic dialogues that sprawl into hours. I entered with conviction, curiosity, and a desire for truth.
I leave with scars without claiming to be a victim.
What I’ve witnessed is not merely misunderstanding, ignorance, or honest disagreement. It’s much deeper than that.
It’s warfare.
I’ve come to name it: linguistic terrorism.
This is not a term I use lightly.
When I first said it aloud, people gasped. Then they paused and something unexpected occurred—they agreed. They’ve felt/seen it too—though they may not have had the words for it.
This is not a metaphor.
This is a diagnosis of those who seek extinction.
It is not about saying the wrong thing.
It’s about using speech as a weapon—consciously or unconsciously—to control others, to silence dissent, and/or to fracture understanding.