It seems that many of us equate the worst experiences as the ones that took a persons life. In that case it seems there would be nothing learned by the deceased. Other violent events that have been of a less fatal nature can alert survivors of their own weaknesses and thus be of value. Some people think there is nothing ever to be learned from traumatic violence. Others think you probably deserve it and turn the head. If you have to commit a violent act to survive, is it still an evil? What would we act like if there was an erupting volcano with in a few minutes of front door? How violent would you become to survive that grievous evil? Since there is no one to answer all these questions, I guess I will have to use the space to create even more questions.
Did you know that America is the only place on earth that mother;s sometimes have to be told to quit over sanitizing their baby for the sake of the baby's developing immune system? There are so many with the opposite problem that it seems fairly impossible to happen. Talk about grievous! What did your mom do to clean you?
"There's too many assholes!" is one way to say we are overpopulated. However, no one wants to put a moratorium on pregnancy. Would that be evil? Or sensible? Maybe a volcano would help.
