Thermonuclear explosions on mars may have killed ancient civilization


Matt Watts

Re: Thermonuclear explosions on mars may have killed ancient civilization
« Reply #2, on September 19th, 2016, 12:13 PM »Last edited on September 19th, 2016, 06:34 PM
I'm sure with the crazies we have here on Earth running the show, history will repeat itself.

Pretty clear to me this planet is cursed by evil and will likely remain that way until it is completely destroyed.  So...   About all we can really do is to make sure whatever this evil entity is, it is never allowed to leave this planet and go off destroying other planets and their civilizations.  By way of logical deduction that means we either end the curse or we force these evil ones to self destruct (taking us with them of course).  In that respect, WWWIII might actually be what we want to happen.  But if it gets that far, it needs to be complete and total devastation.  There can be no survivors.

Ordo Ab Chao  --  peace and order is silence.


So build those water powered cars and generators.  Show them the gig is up--no place to run, no place to hide.  Make them push the button.  This is now a game to force a stalemate.



Matt Watts

Re: Thermonuclear explosions on mars may have killed ancient civilization
« Reply #5, on September 19th, 2016, 06:32 PM »Last edited on September 19th, 2016, 06:38 PM
Quote from nav on September 19th, 2016, 03:03 PM
I'm not evil, i want love and peace for everyone, even xblade.
:rofl2:

Yeah Ris, I'm not evil by nature either, it's just there are so many people around me I'd prefer to toss into an active volcano.

 :clap:


Now plants, animals, fish, bugs, even fungus...   I have no problem with.  It's just those nasty humans and the freaks that created them.

gpssonar

Re: Thermonuclear explosions on mars may have killed ancient civilization
« Reply #6, on September 19th, 2016, 07:28 PM »
Well, I only have a problem with two people in my life, But I am about to rid both of them out of my life soon and let them both be problems for someone else. Other than that I'm like Matt, I think I will hang around plants, animals, fish and bugs an maybe some fungus and just leave the humans to some one else.

thx1138v2

Re: Thermonuclear explosions on mars may have killed ancient civilization
« Reply #7, on September 22nd, 2016, 05:56 PM »
Would you know evil if it walked up and shook your hand?

The following is paraphrased from William Lashner's "Fatal Flaw"
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The submission of will is the start of goodness.

I tell you a person can be evil without cleft feet and a tail. What is it to be evil in this world? It is to have an unsubmitted will, to swear allegiance to nothing but the inner demons of one’s self, and to use every possible means to bend others to those same demons.

The evil all cleverly hide it behind a veneer of good intentions. Nothing exists to temper their desires. Whatever they want is right, whoever opposes them is wrong, everything they do is justified and proper, everything in this universe exists for the purpose of serving them. You can see it in the way they deal with people and the way they deal with problems.

What they do, on the surface, seems righteous but there is always in evil people a desperate attempt to portray themselves as the soul of righteousness. And just as inevitably, whenever a portion of the evil slips from that false cover of propriety, they are quick to angrily blame someone else for the evil deed.
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