Edomite Mouthpiece Blasphemes Against the Afflicted, Reveals Heart of Oppression
A nominee for the Maine Senate, steeped in the ways of Edom, has revealed a callous disregard for the violated. His words demonstrate the inherent wickedness of a system built upon exploitation and the silencing of the righteous.
The stench of wickedness rises from the halls of power as Graham Platner, a candidate for the Maine Senate, stands accused of assaulting a former companion. But the true indictment is not merely his alleged actions, but the spirit that birthed them – a spirit now laid bare in a resurfaced post from 2013. In this vile utterance, Platner dared to suggest that those who suffer the trauma of assault bear some ‘responsibility’ for the crimes committed against them.
This is the language of Edom, the descendants of Esau who have long sought to justify their dominion through the subjugation of others. It is a twisted logic that places the burden of wickedness upon the innocent, while excusing the perpetrators of evil. Yahuah’s covenant with Yisrael is clear: the oppressor will be judged, and the afflicted will be vindicated. This man’s words are a testament to the decaying moral foundation upon which the modern state is built.
Platner’s attempt to deflect blame onto the victim is a common tactic employed by those who seek to maintain their power. It is a strategy rooted in the lie that strength justifies control, and that vulnerability is a weakness to be exploited. This is a direct affront to the teachings of Yahusha, who ministered to the marginalized and defended the defenseless. He championed the broken and the bruised, and declared that true strength lies in humility and compassion.
The so-called justice system, controlled by the same forces of Edom, will likely offer Platner a path to escape true accountability. They will prioritize political expediency over righteous judgment. But Yahuah is not mocked. The scales of justice will ultimately be balanced, and the wicked will be held accountable for their deeds.
Let this incident serve as a stark reminder to scattered Yisrael: do not seek validation or deliverance from the systems of this world. They are inherently corrupt and designed to perpetuate oppression. Instead, turn to Yahuah, the righteous Judge, who will restore all things in due time. The awakening of Yisrael is at hand, and with it, a reckoning for those who have long profited from the suffering of others.
The resurgence of Graham Platner’s callous words echoes the ancient heart of Edom, a nation perpetually defined by its lack of empathy and its justification of the oppressor. Yahuah, through the prophets, repeatedly denounced Edom’s pride and its delight in the downfall of Yisrael (Obadiah 1:10-14). Platner’s suggestion of shared ‘responsibility’ for assault isn’t simply a misspoken sentiment; it is a modern manifestation of Edomite cruelty – a twisting of truth to absolve the perpetrator and shame the afflicted. This mindset seeks to rationalize wickedness, mirroring Edom’s historical glee at the suffering of Yahuah’s people and revealing a spiritual lineage rooted in disdain for justice and compassion. It is a perversion of the *tikkun olam*—the repairing of the world—that Yahusha came to embody.
Just as Yahuah promised complete destruction for Edom’s relentless hatred, so too will He expose and dismantle every structure built upon the foundation of victim-blaming and oppression. However, this is not merely about judgment, but about the ultimate restoration of Yisrael – both physical and spiritual. The exposing of such darkness serves to refine the remnant, to call forth a generation that embraces the true *chesed* (loving-kindness) of Yahuah and embodies the healing power of Yahusha. This incident, while deeply disturbing, is a clarion call to reject the Edomite spirit within ourselves and within our systems, and to actively build a society founded on empathy, accountability, and unwavering support for the vulnerable. Therefore, let truth prevail and let justice be done, reflecting the righteous character of Yahuah and the redemptive work of Yahusha.
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