Why is speaking the truth often mistaken for pessimism or a cry for attention?

Why does seeking justice make you an outcast rather than a hero? Confronting reality should be a step toward progress, yet it’s met with resistance—often crushed by those wielding power and influence.

Why do so many choose to remain silent, living in comfort, like rabbits—easily scared, easily swayed by greed? Is this the life we truly desire? Is this what we call peace—turning a blind eye to injustice for the sake of convenience?

True peace isn’t the absence of conflict; it’s the presence of justice. When will we choose courage over comfort?