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Books That Changed My Life David Joseph Craig & How To Survive A Plague PT. 3

16 Aug 2025 · 0 min

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A short excerpt from a YouTube interview/conversation (Chris Collins with David Joseph Craig) reflecting on how religion and politics can blind people to shared humanity. The speakers cite visceral examples—people throwing ashes on the White House lawn and groups with visible lesions pleading for help—to argue that empathy should override ideological divides and prompt action.

That's the thing about religion and politics and all that is, like, the flaw is that we can be so affected by these ideas that we forget that we're more the same than we.
Are different 100%. I mean, I don't know how any human being could see.
Another human being throwing their partner's ashes or their family members ashes onto the White House lawn and not feel a thing, not see a whole group of people laying on the ground with lesions on their body begging for help and not go, oh, I should help them.
Right under our eyes, like, right in front of us.
Yeah, yeah.