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No Lifer
- Sep 29, 2000
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It was truly horrific.
Such brutality does exist today though. The scale is small enough, normally, that we as a race (humanity) is used to it. Of course in the Sudan nobody wants to get involved.
I'd like to read this though. Reading what somebody wrote before something bad happened to them is incredibly interesting non-fiction. I don't mean to be nefearious with that either, but it's very real and visceral. I wish I could pretend that the nazis were a terribly evil creation that the world had never seen before, but it had seen the likes of their brutality, and it will surely again. Simply, humanity must evolve. Until then we can best parry such activities in the future with an eye to the past and vigilence of the present. Except in the Sudan, of course, so there goes that idea. Empathy is a virtue that mankind sorely lacks.
Such brutality does exist today though. The scale is small enough, normally, that we as a race (humanity) is used to it. Of course in the Sudan nobody wants to get involved.
I'd like to read this though. Reading what somebody wrote before something bad happened to them is incredibly interesting non-fiction. I don't mean to be nefearious with that either, but it's very real and visceral. I wish I could pretend that the nazis were a terribly evil creation that the world had never seen before, but it had seen the likes of their brutality, and it will surely again. Simply, humanity must evolve. Until then we can best parry such activities in the future with an eye to the past and vigilence of the present. Except in the Sudan, of course, so there goes that idea. Empathy is a virtue that mankind sorely lacks.
