The Irony of Failure

The irony of failure is a vicariously juxtaposed tragedy, and not a reason, excuse, and justification for the role-playing, acting, double standard hypocrisy of schism.  It's an irony, because we all fail, even when we point it out in others.  When one assumes the guilt, there's no victory, let alone celebrating the guilt of someone else.  It's a tragedy, because there is greater potential in truth and purpose to be achieved in unity and agreement.  The fault in one or another that's found isn't the end all, but the beginning.  Are you going to hold onto someone else's mistake for your own deliverance?  People can change.  In the recognition of the need for forgiveness, there can be dedication, devotion, sacrifice, meekness, humility, sincerity, honesty, and so forth. This can bring a person to genuine conviction, in striving to work on themselves, rather than tear others down.  Learning, growing, and maturing can be a control of choice and decision.