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Most of you will have taken one look at the length of this post and thought “I don’t have time in my busy important significant life to read this post”, some of you will think “Hmm, maybe its worth a scan over with my eyes” and very few of you will actually take the time to read what I have to say.
Let me begin by telling some stories, to help you understand me. The other day I saw a kid, of about 13, walking along in the snow, he had one arm out and was scooping all the snow off the wall next to him, the only flat surface around really. He scooped all of the snow off and onto the ground, and then proceeded to stamp it into slush, before walking away and starting on the next surface. This reminds me of the kid on the beach, who has to destroy another kids sandcastle simple because he is jealous, so, he waits and will either “accidentally” run through it, or wait until the owner walks away and simply jump up and down on it. Now as horrible as this is for the creator, the destroyer will be overcome with a sense of achievement, and the scary part is, we’ve all had the urge to do this, destroy someone else’s wok I mean.
As we grow up, we achieve no level of maturity, we simply scale things up, we will physically fight and verbally abuse those we are jealous of, we will vandalise their property, and in some cases actually kill those we envy.
Envy. It’s a sin. Envy. If we we’re, as the bible says, created in the eyes of god, then we have always been evil, for if we weren’t, Adam and Eve wouldn’t have taken the apple, in fact, “sins” wouldn’t even exist for we’d all be perfect.
So why o why did God give us free will. It’s a dangerous thing, we don’t help people of our own free will, we just play the world for our own personal gain.
The human race is an evil thing. It’s the most evil thing to plague this earth. We, have the intelligence to communicate, and yet we are the most destructive things on the planet.
Now if you are a believer in evolution, then you would be familiar with the idea of “survival of the fittest”. Well, we’re still here, so we’re the fittest. That would mean, we killed all those weaker than us in order to survive. I mean, we’re intelligent enough to survive, but rather than help those who weren’t, we simply let them die. We, are both the fittest, and the deadliest. If we have a war, the man with his fists, who has no intelligence, will lose to the man with military weapons, but why does the man with military weapons have them? To kill. We will kill anything that poses a threat to us, and most things that are different to us.
We live in a world where hate crimes are on the increase, murders, drugs, rape, domestic violence, bullying, corruption and suicide are all things we know, and we created. We are divided, into groups, like the Mods and rockers before us, the grungers and trendys now stand. The Naiveté of some people is sickening. 8 year old children who will shout “grunger” at a 20 year old man in baggy jeans, is a creation of a sick perception of what is acceptable in society, a product of bad breeding. Going back to what I said before about a creation in the eyes of god, I don’t think Adam had bling bling and Eve had her tongue pieced, but I’m sure if they did, they would have hated each other without knowing why.
The point is, children grow up to act like those around them. We are the only influence. Why anyone would want to bring a child into a world as sick and unforgiving as this is something that will perplex me for many years to come I am sure. The sick world we live in today was created by us.
Even the ones we love and protect are vulnerable to us. In fact, it’s the ones we love the most that we hurt the most. We don’t deserve anyone, we deserve to be alone, and suffering in the filth we created. If we are with anyone, we will simply create rivalry, hurt, jealousy and hate. The only time a group of people come together is when they have a bigger group of people to fight.
In short, we deserve nothing. We shouldn’t even exist, we are a plague, a virus, we spread and destroy. We have a choke hold on this world and we should just let it go. Because lets face it, we don’t care about anyone or thing but ourselves. And this world will end one day, inevitably, and we’ll be the cause, someone will push a red button to prove he wont surrender to another country. The empires will crumble, the innocents will die, and those just born into this world will be saved from the harshness of it. When the world ends, only then will people be at peace.
We live in a world of suffering, death and destruction, because of the human race. Human beings are a failure.
I am a human being.
Let me begin by telling some stories, to help you understand me. The other day I saw a kid, of about 13, walking along in the snow, he had one arm out and was scooping all the snow off the wall next to him, the only flat surface around really. He scooped all of the snow off and onto the ground, and then proceeded to stamp it into slush, before walking away and starting on the next surface. This reminds me of the kid on the beach, who has to destroy another kids sandcastle simple because he is jealous, so, he waits and will either “accidentally” run through it, or wait until the owner walks away and simply jump up and down on it. Now as horrible as this is for the creator, the destroyer will be overcome with a sense of achievement, and the scary part is, we’ve all had the urge to do this, destroy someone else’s wok I mean.
As we grow up, we achieve no level of maturity, we simply scale things up, we will physically fight and verbally abuse those we are jealous of, we will vandalise their property, and in some cases actually kill those we envy.
Envy. It’s a sin. Envy. If we we’re, as the bible says, created in the eyes of god, then we have always been evil, for if we weren’t, Adam and Eve wouldn’t have taken the apple, in fact, “sins” wouldn’t even exist for we’d all be perfect.
So why o why did God give us free will. It’s a dangerous thing, we don’t help people of our own free will, we just play the world for our own personal gain.
The human race is an evil thing. It’s the most evil thing to plague this earth. We, have the intelligence to communicate, and yet we are the most destructive things on the planet.
Now if you are a believer in evolution, then you would be familiar with the idea of “survival of the fittest”. Well, we’re still here, so we’re the fittest. That would mean, we killed all those weaker than us in order to survive. I mean, we’re intelligent enough to survive, but rather than help those who weren’t, we simply let them die. We, are both the fittest, and the deadliest. If we have a war, the man with his fists, who has no intelligence, will lose to the man with military weapons, but why does the man with military weapons have them? To kill. We will kill anything that poses a threat to us, and most things that are different to us.
We live in a world where hate crimes are on the increase, murders, drugs, rape, domestic violence, bullying, corruption and suicide are all things we know, and we created. We are divided, into groups, like the Mods and rockers before us, the grungers and trendys now stand. The Naiveté of some people is sickening. 8 year old children who will shout “grunger” at a 20 year old man in baggy jeans, is a creation of a sick perception of what is acceptable in society, a product of bad breeding. Going back to what I said before about a creation in the eyes of god, I don’t think Adam had bling bling and Eve had her tongue pieced, but I’m sure if they did, they would have hated each other without knowing why.
The point is, children grow up to act like those around them. We are the only influence. Why anyone would want to bring a child into a world as sick and unforgiving as this is something that will perplex me for many years to come I am sure. The sick world we live in today was created by us.
Even the ones we love and protect are vulnerable to us. In fact, it’s the ones we love the most that we hurt the most. We don’t deserve anyone, we deserve to be alone, and suffering in the filth we created. If we are with anyone, we will simply create rivalry, hurt, jealousy and hate. The only time a group of people come together is when they have a bigger group of people to fight.
In short, we deserve nothing. We shouldn’t even exist, we are a plague, a virus, we spread and destroy. We have a choke hold on this world and we should just let it go. Because lets face it, we don’t care about anyone or thing but ourselves. And this world will end one day, inevitably, and we’ll be the cause, someone will push a red button to prove he wont surrender to another country. The empires will crumble, the innocents will die, and those just born into this world will be saved from the harshness of it. When the world ends, only then will people be at peace.
We live in a world of suffering, death and destruction, because of the human race. Human beings are a failure.
I am a human being.
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Curiosity killed the cat and its coming for us.
El Pinko wrote:
>
> Could you then take that a step further and say that we as human
> beings would be willing to make people feel vulnerable in order to
> achieve a sense of superiority?
It happens all the time.
>
> Could you then take that a step further and say that we as human
> beings would be willing to make people feel vulnerable in order to
> achieve a sense of superiority?
It happens all the time.
Lindgren wrote:
> I believe we get our kicks out of seeing huuman nature at its rawest,
> and that tends to be when people are feeling vulnerable, eg in a road
> accident or something similar. When people are vulnerable around us
> it gives us a subconscious feeling of superiority because we know at
> that instant that we are the stronger human.
Could you then take that a step further and say that we as human beings would be willing to make people feel vulnerable in order to achieve a sense of superiority?
> I believe we get our kicks out of seeing huuman nature at its rawest,
> and that tends to be when people are feeling vulnerable, eg in a road
> accident or something similar. When people are vulnerable around us
> it gives us a subconscious feeling of superiority because we know at
> that instant that we are the stronger human.
Could you then take that a step further and say that we as human beings would be willing to make people feel vulnerable in order to achieve a sense of superiority?
I believe we get our kicks out of seeing huuman nature at its rawest, and that tends to be when people are feeling vulnerable, eg in a road accident or something similar. When people are vulnerable around us it gives us a subconscious feeling of superiority because we know at that instant that we are the stronger human.
Lindgren wrote:
> pb wrote:
>
>
> Though there are those who would seek to destroy all, there are also
> those who seek to protect all, and this is the true bigger picture.
> It is true that negative news seems to travel faster than positive
> news and disaster, famine and evil 'sell' in the news business much
> better than acts of kindness, but you will find these in equal
> measure.
>
>
> This is more or less what I was going to say. We tend to forget that
> our opinion of the world is influenced by the media, and the media
> prefer reporting the bad news because unfortunately it grabs peoples'
> attention more. I'm quite sure that if the media painted a pretty
> picture of our world, then many would think we live on a great planet
> rather than an evil one. Basically what I'm saying is, many of us are
> taken in by the bad things in life and through that we tend to ignore
> the good.
Doesn't that suggest that all we thrive on is destruction then, since that is our main interest? I mean, 'rubbernecking' as it is called, someone has been involved in an accident, and all we want to see is the gory accident, is that our inner animal coming out? Our want for destruction? Lets face it, humanity gets its kicks out of pain.
> pb wrote:
>
>
> Though there are those who would seek to destroy all, there are also
> those who seek to protect all, and this is the true bigger picture.
> It is true that negative news seems to travel faster than positive
> news and disaster, famine and evil 'sell' in the news business much
> better than acts of kindness, but you will find these in equal
> measure.
>
>
> This is more or less what I was going to say. We tend to forget that
> our opinion of the world is influenced by the media, and the media
> prefer reporting the bad news because unfortunately it grabs peoples'
> attention more. I'm quite sure that if the media painted a pretty
> picture of our world, then many would think we live on a great planet
> rather than an evil one. Basically what I'm saying is, many of us are
> taken in by the bad things in life and through that we tend to ignore
> the good.
Doesn't that suggest that all we thrive on is destruction then, since that is our main interest? I mean, 'rubbernecking' as it is called, someone has been involved in an accident, and all we want to see is the gory accident, is that our inner animal coming out? Our want for destruction? Lets face it, humanity gets its kicks out of pain.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Cheer up Pinko, there'll always *be* chipsticks.
*Cheers up*
O and belldandy (this is in no way a critisism) I see you saying my points are flawed, I'd like to here yours (seriously).
> Cheer up Pinko, there'll always *be* chipsticks.
*Cheers up*
O and belldandy (this is in no way a critisism) I see you saying my points are flawed, I'd like to here yours (seriously).
Cheer up Pinko, there'll always *be* chipsticks.
Cheer up Pinko, there'll always been chipsticks.
They are not that simple, nor really true.
Belldandy wrote:
> Ah another post where someone naively thinks they've summed up
> humanity in about ten paragraphs... add it to the pile.
I've in no way "summed up" humanity, just pointed out a few simple truths.
> Ah another post where someone naively thinks they've summed up
> humanity in about ten paragraphs... add it to the pile.
I've in no way "summed up" humanity, just pointed out a few simple truths.
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