There Is Good. And There Is Evil

I saw Greyhound, the new Tom Hanks World War II story of the Battle of the Atlantic, yesterday. I would rate it as a 10. Without giving too much away, it is a fictionalized story – an amalgamation, as it were, of the experiences repeated thousands of times over from 1939 to 1945. it is a story, but it is based in reality and that story is one that is chilling, inspiring, scary, and thrilling. But it is a story of a simpler time. When the enemy was obvious when good and evil didn’t need to be redefined and micromanaged to fit some political agenda. There was no gray area. Even today, there is good, and there is evil. There are times when being un-friended or hated no longer matters. It has to be pointed out that calling something good, doesn’t make it so. Particularly when it has always been evil.