Treon Verdery writes
I recently came to think that killing people is to cease as a matter of duty Previously I had always believed killing to be wrong until 2008 when a a person I think to be a member of the sicilian mafia said "this means war" at me
This was an irritatating thing as I had thought that if the human chattel had directly killed the plantation owners there would have been millions of lives saved compared with the previous civil war Further I had thought that if the Russians had just killed perhaps a million government workers the 30 million that died under stalin might have lived
It looked as if there were such a thing as just war particularly with reference to such things as corrupt state behavior or human chattel. Here at the United States the mafia had told me when and how my mother died She appears to have complied. persons using phrases such as "la cosa neustra" began to do things at me that I associate with words like dice protocol
I heard about "transfer taxes" payments that organized crime use when transferring persons with ability from one area to another. I became aware that the FBI uses the services of organized crime on occasion. I came to believe that ethnic genocide on Italians was the right thing to do. This was grounded on my numeric perspectives on the civil war as well as the soviet effect. The number of civilian casualties to actual mafia members was such that most wars had a higher civilian casualty ratio than killing all Italians
I am thus irritated to now think that killing people is to be avoided This is based on dutiful perception of principled criteria I believe precluding all human life or going to an all humans able to bear live young and nurse them world may be functional
Edited by treonsverdery, 12 September 2009 - 12:28 AM.
