Editor’s Note: Recently, Liberty Nation received extraordinary documents from DiaboLeaks containing lectures straight out of hell. They provide unique insight into the inner workings and machinations of devils in infiltrating and corrupting the minds of humans. Each week, we will post a different Lecture from Hell. The demonic influence revealed is shocking. This short parody was inspired by the wonderful work of C.S. Lewis in his entertaining and enlightening epistolary novel, The Screwtape Letters, written in 1942.
My dear gentledevils,
Last time I told you that some of you got a bit too over-zealous in your student assignment and created a “red pill” moment. The patient was struck by a pang of compassion for her victims and started questioning her own moral supremacy. Today, I will teach you how to avoid such disasters.
When the Enemy came to earth in human form, He taught people many strange things that we could not fathom, and that also confused the humans. At one point, he told the crowd: “love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” How typical of the Enemy to say something like that, right? Very self-serving.
We have no idea what this love thingy is, but we know it is incredibly detrimental to our cause. It prevents people from turning to our side. Notice what happened in the student assignment last week, when a patient was struck by compassion for those she saw as her enemy. It prevented her from unleashing her wrath and destruction on them. Love inhibits violence and abuse. That’s terrible news! Love should, therefore, be prevented at all costs.
I must say, though, that I get a thrill from the risk of getting caught by dangling our secret in front of them. Can you imagine? The word “demonization” applies to them, not their enemies. To demonize secretly means to allow demons to possess them. When they demonize, they see the world as we do.
The Enemy
When the Enemy came to earth in human form, He taught people many strange things that we could not fathom, and that also confused the humans. At one point, he told the crowd: “love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” How typical of the Enemy to say something like that, right? Very self-serving.
We have no idea what this love thingy is, but we know it is incredibly detrimental to our cause. It prevents people from turning to our side. Notice what happened in the student assignment last week, when a patient was struck by compassion for those she saw as her enemy. It prevented her from unleashing her wrath and destruction on them. Love inhibits violence and abuse. That’s terrible news! Love should, therefore, be prevented at all costs.
Demonization
It took us a long time, but during the 20th Century, we were able to crack the code of how to fully overcome the Enemy, with the aid of Karl Marx and that Austrian guy with the funny mustache. In those countries where Christianity had weakened or never reached, we could convince the masses that their adversaries were subhuman. In Germany, the Chosen People were depicted as rats, and in Cambodia and other Communist countries, they saw the small business owners as capitalist pigs. The humans call this demonization, but we prefer that they call it dehumanization because we don’t like bringing too much attention to our demonic existence.I must say, though, that I get a thrill from the risk of getting caught by dangling our secret in front of them. Can you imagine? The word “demonization” applies to them, not their enemies. To demonize secretly means to allow demons to possess them. When they demonize, they see the world as we do.
