living without killing
the car:
a fatally flawed outlook contains the notion that if
you take someone's life when you didn't intend to
then your not responsible (moses: numbers )
most, if not all, of the world's judicial systems have
adopted the old testament's way of looking at life
it is nothing other than a reflection of contemporary
mammal mans unevolved/devolved state and
highlights the circumstance that far from being the
pinnacle of sentience contemporary man is closer to
the beasts of the field, both in time and character,
than to the heavenly state and the lover's character
this particular form of death-outcome activity first
made its appearance post-sumerian/pre-christian
times via jehu the reckless
so called by the people of the time because he was
the first to use a chariot in a habited area and in a
reckless manner (anything above walking
pace is reckless) which made death and injury
inevitable
it is not until it comes to the car that people begin to
compromise with their future
the thought of having to inconvenience themselves
fills people with a sense of outrage or disquiet
it is also the last vestige of the experience of
effortless accelerative motion for devolving beings
it is also a manifestation of original sin
(ethical laziness)
every time a person uses the car they are
conditioning themselves to the circumstance that
unnatural death is a natural consequence of life
an outlook that becomes ingrained into a person's
genetic structure and, little by little, erodes a
persons compatibility
this is the way most ordinary people are predisposing
themselves to losing their man shaped status
the writer now knows better than to try and persuade
you personally to desist from this particular form
of murderous behaviour
it only takes a second or two to rob someone's
child of their life
consider...
the taking of the life a child means that 1000's of
people who would have existed in the millions of
years ahead will not, because of your actions, exist
simply because you couldn't be bothered to
inconvenience yourself and live your life in a
civilized way (that didn't contain the possibility,
which leads to the probability, which leads to the
actuality of the abstract abomination that is murder)
it can be seen that taking the life of a prepubescent
person is in fact mass murder
. . . . . . .