
Order of Man JOHN LOVELL | Injustice Exists When Men Tolerate It
Dec 2, 2025
John Lovell, a former U.S. Army Ranger and founder of the Warrior Poet Society, delves into the moral crises facing society today. He discusses the balance between hating injustice and loving the good, urging men to take a stand against moral decay. Lovell shares insights on the importance of character and virtue, contrasting fleeting happiness with lasting joy through discipline. He warns against the dangers of socialism and advocates for a strong moral foundation rooted in Christianity. Join him for a profound conversation on leadership, redemption, and the pursuit of truth.
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Fiction As Creative Catharsis
- Fiction awakens dormant creativity and offers catharsis for injustices we can't act on in real life.
- John Lovell wrote The Lions of Mercer to process public injustices like the Afghanistan withdrawal through a fictional revenge thriller.
Love The Good, Don’t Just Hate The Bad
- Loving the innocent produces a righteous hatred of injustice, but hating alone is insufficient.
- John warns that focusing only on outrage without loving the good creates a toxic, rage-driven culture.
Favor Redemption Over Perpetual Dogpiling
- Practice forgiveness and loyalty toward fallen brothers when genuine repentance appears.
- Hold people accountable, but allow redemption to keep communities from perpetual dogpiling and destruction.






