Losing Faith in Humanity...

[sapphi_snake]

Carl2291 said:

sapphi_snake said:

Carl2291 said:

sapphi_snake said:

Carl2291 said:

I'm a "I hate overly sensitive goody two shoes hippies who think everyone should love everyone else" person.

But that's just me.

Sadly too many people are just like you... sadly.

Too many people don't like to interfere in other peoples lives, and get worked up over how other people feel about other people?

Sounds good to me.

Sure. I don't believe racism or anything like that is a good thing, but i think crying and complaining over something that is animal (human) nature (rivalries over differences in culture, image) is pathetic. Getting angry because 2 people have differences and disike eachother because of how hey look/ where they come from is IMO stupid and pathetic. If you don't like it, do something about it. Don't sit and cry over how you lose faith in humanity... Just because they are being human.

Being human isn't an excuse. With people as apathetic as you the nazis could take over the world.

I'm not apathetic. I just think people being overly sensitive and crying over stuff rather than doing things about it, is stupid. They think a good long (cut in half for "good behaviour") prison sentence, where you get PS3's and Wii's and whatever, is a good "punishment". And they wont do anything about it that will actually make a difference because it would be "against human rights". Fuck off Human Rights ¬_¬

And wrong. People would still defend themselves, and thus the Nazi's would have lost... Like they did.

Umm.. the German people fought against the Nazis? Weren't they the ones who elected them in the first place? I beleive it was the allies defeated the Nazis. The Germans were highly apathetic, hence the Nazis rose to power in the first place.

As for the prison sentence thing, well that's a complicated issue that itslef would require thourough discussion, and quite frankly I'm way too tired for that. But regarding the Human Rights issue, rethink who should be the one doing the fucking off. I'll leave you with a quote from Nietzsche that I first saw in the intro of Baldur's Gate: "He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster... when you gaze long into the abyss the abyss also gazes into you..."