For anyone that remembers The Twilight Zone from TV there was an episode entitled "The Lonely" where a man was convicted of murder and sent to a deserted asteroid for 40 years.
The captain of a supply ship takes pity on him and leaves a crate containing a Robot called Alicia which looks and acts like a woman.
At first the man is repulsed but he soon falls madly in love with "Alicia" and when he is pardoned a year later he refuses to leave without his "love"
What do you think you'd do in both those situations?
We now live in a world where we are told by one of the most powerful politicians in the world
"If you are not with us you are against us"
despite the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and formal recognition by the laws of most nations including The United States with the first ammendment in The Bill of Rights.
I consider that the considered and reasonable voicing of individual opinions in society is essential in dealing with any injustice, to create awareness and foster sane thinking.
the bewildered staggerings of foals, raise recycled hopes, in flips and fumbles from the earth, focused on a search, for, control of new found power.
the confused ramblings of senility, raze illusion to the ground, in heart felt strokes and wounds, seeking inordinate answers to, decimation of the senses
energy of ashes that always are returning to the dust of forever will be
BB dont you go closing any accounts what would we do without you? I've already got enough holes in me! Eat a jar of coffee when you finish work to refresh you and get you home safe and sound
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RE: DE BREVITATE VITAE - LAETITIA & JACOMUS
Vivant omnes virginesFaciles, formosae.
Vivant et mulieres
Tenerae amabiles