BULLIES IN HEAVEN, THE MASK OF GOD

 The concept of the afterlife remains one of the most polarizing topics in human history. Most of us are taught from a young age that there is a heaven and a hell waiting for us after death, serving as a warning to refrain from bad deeds. 

However, there are many others who believe there is no other world beyond this one and that everything simply ends when our time of life is over. Between these views exists another group who believes that heaven and hell are found right here in this world; they argue that if you do good or bad, it returns to you while you are still alive.

Unfortunately, within these belief systems, there are individuals who pretend to be religious while playing the role of God or justice. They cross sacred boundaries by digging into your private life, even going so far as listening to your private calls or watching you in your home.

These individuals pretend to be gods who know everything you do just so they can judge whether your actions are good or bad. They may even make assumptions about you based on your childhood or younger age, following you everywhere to judge if what you say, do, watch, listen to, or communicate is right or wrong.

These groups frequently cross the line and then take it upon themselves to punish you for their own personal judgments. For example, if you write a book they do not like, or if you watch a movie or listen to music that goes against their specific taste, they seek retribution. 

They may even target you for being angry or swearing in the privacy of your own home, or for filing a complaint in response to bullies. In a disturbing display of power, they may use dentists, doctors, and hospitals or even court to make you suffer, or they simply choose to ignore your sickness. In some cases, they even make you to pay bullies against your reaction to their abuse. Their primary excuse for this behavior is the claim that they believe in God and obey Him while you do not.

In this atmosphere of mess and harassment, it is often unclear who is truly responsible. It is hard to tell if judges who are called gods are involved, if religious extremists are trying to force you to ignore abuse by leaving it in God's hands, or if bullies are simply playing these roles for their own gain. 

In either case, it is the absolute responsibility of the justice system to clear itself from corruption. The system must stop these bullies and punish the professionals who are involved in this malpractice to ensure that no one is allowed to use faith as a mask for systematic abuse.