I'm fairly certain of these things I'm about to state and no other statements matter beyond the ones I share.
1) Not all situations can be met with blunt force. Some things require a gentle touch or even just an exhale of breath to set said things into motion.
2) The needs of the many should outweigh the greed of the few. There are a few ways to go about assuring this happens and is fair.
3) Certain things said, written or done cannot, I repeat, cannot be taken back. Once it's out there in the "wild" as it were, it's there forever and will always be able to be found. It matters not how far you bury this "deed" as it will always come to light.
4) Religion is a scam. Sorry. All organized religion truly is a scam and has poisoned the minds of so many to be geared toward hate. Don't we have enough hate in the world already? Why let fictional characters in old books dictate our lives in the 21st century from a point in the past so fucking backwards and ill informed? Having said all that, I still feel you have the right to be religious if you so choose that folly.
5) Love for fellow humans is the only way to overcome the coming and already positioned attack on our freedoms and our love for one another. They want hate of race, gender, sexuality, religion and other things to become the new "normal" and we cannot allow that. Especially here in the US, the supposed "free" country we inhabit. This can be done fairly non-violently and possibly without any violence at all. The latter, is of course preferred.
6) Last one everyone. It's simply this: Once we die, there is no "after." You can hope, pray, do good deeds until your blue in the face but you will not be "saved" or cast into a "lake of fire" for anything you do or have done. If you need those fairy tales to motivate you to be a good human being, then you weren't ever that worried about "morality" to begin with, right?
Good night.
Nix aka SilentObjectorX
