I thought I was doing the right thing

I'm afraid of what I don't know

Do you ever feel humbled by the leaves?

you realize that if you can't use the bathroom, you're bared from having a job or going to school, right? plus, the bathroom is a place where homophobes can beat you up, if you dress like a woman. So, if you really don't care about people's lives and livelyhood just because you're a transphobe, I have no respect for your small minded point of view.

regardless of any of that. I know a lot of trans people online, they're good people. this bill is absurd.

Does that mean I get to go scream the word nigger at the nearest black person?

I tell them I'm only concerned with the truth.

I just got to gravelord nito after struggling to through the last chamber to his chamber. Holy FUCK! I just get in there and I'm barraged with mini enemies and getting stabbed by some phantom scythe. God fucking damn it man. I'm like level 84 and have a +5 black night sword, but still it's like damn! I almost feel bad about having to look up a walk through but in this case I think I may have to.

They're such embarrassing sacks of shit. I hate how they always think they're such special snowflakes. They're always like "in my mind I think differently than all of you and I may seem normal but inside I'm very different". They're so awkward and annoying, they make me cringe.

Take out the trash.

As a decent, respectable person such as yourself, wouldn't you agree?

I wonder why I’m a human being and not like, a cell of a human being or an animal. I wonder how consciousness forms and how we become self aware. Isn’t that just incredible, how we can perceive and contemplate things on an abstract level? I wonder what it would take for human beings to create an artificial intelligence that could perceive it’s own existence like a human. Like, how did I go billions of years without being conscious, then form this body? If it happened once, then does that mean there’s the possibility it could happen again after I die? I couldn't imagine what it would take for a robot to be able to experience consciousness like a human could, I would be fascinated to know the science behind that.

God I just feel sick that I was ever born.

and the little girl is like "I don't want to be brown it's an ugly color" so the mom takes the little girl aside and says "baby you are beautiful and there's a lot of girls that wish they could be your color"

nevermind

So, I'm sure most of us have seen someone or felt the urge to say they want to punch someone else in the face, based on their political views. I'm not talking specifically about people who have prejudice views, I mean people who get upset at others for having prejudice points of view. I often find myself wishing I could punch republicans in the face. Is it wrong to feel this way though? Is there any reason that our sense of injustice would give us these feelings of hatred towards others? It seems unavoidable, because that's naturally the route some people's minds take.

I wonder if people really have the capacity to care about one another. Part of me wonders if what I’m about to write is creating a paradox in my own head, but if that’s what this reveals then I’ll leave that up for you to decide.

I was thinking about my immense sympathy for the mentally disturbed, the people who do things that are considered wrong in the eyes of others. Whether it be the things which people consider taboo, or whether the things that people do really harm another individual.

I was thinking about the self righteousness that people feel, over other people who they perceive to be less respectable than them. People feel that it’s good to hate the bad guy, love the good guy, condemn those who do harm to others. That to me seems so flawed, such a damaging and skewed way of thinking, I can’t even begin to describe how it troubles me.

You see it in religions, good vs evil, the ultimate archetype of bad, the fictional character satan. I have so much respect for satan, but that’s beside the point. Looking at people as simply good and bad, it’s so clear as day to me, I feel it in the core of my being; that is a flawed way of thinking, which I believe is the root of human ignorance and prejudice.

Put simply, if you don’t understand the reason behind the way a person acts, yet you only condemn their bad deeds, you basically take blind onus in those who are perceived to be right and never understand those who you believe are wrong. This sort of thinking is wrong for so many reasons, but I feel like if why this troubles me is already lost on you, there may be no reason to even list the reasons in the first place.

I wonder what gives people such a myopic perspective. What takes away the compassion for others, gives people that bug eyed self righteous glazed look. When we encounter people who we have a distaste for, we’re shocked, we’re offended. This is the nature of human beings. Human beings stone, throw tomatoes, we have innate feelings like cringing at other human beings. I believe we’re an inherently selfish race of people.

That is part of what i believe causes the problem. Human beings have an innate fight or flight response inside of them. Some human beings are unable to face the things that frighten them right in the face, they feel uncomfortable and afraid. To me, that cowardice and prejudice and ignorance is more disgusting than any crime committed by a serial killer, or any rapist, or any of the weirdest, most outcast people in all of the world.

People simply being people, there shouldn’t be a bunch of people with picket signs protesting human nature. I guess I should add that I don’t believe it’s okay to rape and murder. because in order to live in a safe society we need to be at peace. That’s sort of beside the point of what I’m saying, but I don’t want misjudgments