UN-Forum.org — User: Solid_Snake_1976
Thread Title: Why Evil Always Loses
Category: Global Security / Meta-Politics

Posted by Solid_Snake_1976 on July 7, 2025, at 03:44 GMT

I’ve been watching the game board for a long time. Long enough to see the same playbook used over and over — only with different faces. Trump. Musk. Putin. Kim Jong Un. Harris. Clinton. Zuckerberg. Every one of them wants to rule the world in their own way. Tech, war, influence, ideology, legacy. Doesn’t matter. The hunger’s the same.

But here’s the part they never learn:

Evil always loses. Because it always eats itself.

It’s not philosophy — it’s physics.
Empires collapse from within. Alliances built on ego and fear are doomed to self-destruct. The thirst for absolute power requires absolute control, and control breeds paranoia. That’s when the knives come out. Betrayal isn’t just a possibility — it’s the endgame.

Kim Jong Un smiles in photos next to Putin.
Putin cozies up to China and sells out Wagner.
Trump calls everyone a traitor but hires them anyway.
Harris plays the progressive but funds endless war.
Clinton plays chess while burning the board.
Musk buys platforms to spread “truth” but censors faster than the Pentagon.
Zuck wants the metaverse, but can’t even keep reality stable.

Each of them thinks they’re the one who will finally control it all.
But they forget: control is a fantasy. Power is borrowed. And the more they take, the more unstable it gets.

You can’t build a new world by silencing others or enslaving them digitally.
You can’t cheat entropy.
You can’t dodge karma forever.

So let them play king for a while.
Let them build their palaces of sand.
Because when the storm comes — and it always comes —
They’ll learn what every tyrant eventually does:
You can’t rule ashes.

—Solid Snake
Former soldier. Lifelong observer. Enemy of systems that devour their own.

“The world’s not saved by heroes. It’s saved when people stop following monsters.”