Hug your dog

[Specforces]

Let me ask you guys this. What justifies your justification for such retaliatory actions(which, by the way if you could perpetrate, you would) in a situation such as this?

Why is it that we, as the human collective, generally rally and support violence in the form of such a movie as 300, or shows on HBO like Dexter, where we all find forms of violence in terms of retribution against horrible people are acceptable, yet many other times we do not advocate violence at all, especially when we perceive that the individuals who befall such fates do not deserve them.

"I'll rip his face off, I'll hunt him down."

Do you think that actually doing things like this would make you no better than he who committed to atrocities to begin with?

I might move this to critical thinking, where I expect some conversation.

Aperson said something to me last night, rather, presented my thoughts into one little phrase.

It's impermanence.

Tracking back to my original point, another good example of this fickle human support is the movie Man on Fire, or War and the support of destroying "terrorism" that was seen in the beginning of the American campaign.