@NileDawnheart
Maybe they should have teams hunt rape gangs.
I have no pity for rape gangs. I’ll sit and argue endlessly why Starlight should receive a very light punishment, but hearing about rape gangs getting shot at wouldn’t incur much, if any pity from me at all. Safer streets, less trash littering the country.
Except at least actual, inanimate garbage doesn’t rape and/or murder innocent people. I’d rather have a landfill next door than a neighborhood of
those people.
…Eh, maybe I’m being a bit harsh. Garbage isn’t that much of a problem. And the hunt teams might be a bit much, too. I wouldn’t want them mis-identifying some meandering gang of guys.
@YetAnotherBrony
He was. Not everything I cite as fascinating or interesting or that I like has to support my own religious views. Even if I were to stop being Mormon, I don’t think I’d ever drop my Einstein-like fascination with the universe, or stop holding views very much like his in being overwhelmed by the beauty of the harmony of the cosmos, and the recognition that even the most brilliant minds only dimly suspect some superficial order to it compared to the deeper riches that lie undiscovered.
Humans are an interesting break in that harmony. They can either be evil, a sickening darkness in it, or they can be angelic, a kind of mercy from the unforgiving laws of nature which know no such thing. Who was it that mused that humans are a way for the cosmos to know itself? Can’t remember - but that observation even fits in a religious context, I might add.