Yeah- a contorted sense of reality, that explains it!

lets see, in my sense of reality;

Nobody should be forced to do anything against their will, especially- no one should be physically or emotionally tortured in any way.

So-called "crimes" such as drug use, engaging in personal sexual or religious practices that do not impact others and therefore do not have victims- should not be punished by incarceration.

Anyone inflicting torture should be considered guilty of a crime against the victims and should be convicted and punished accordingly.

People who have commited crimes impacting victims- like theivery, rape and murder should be brought to trial and convicted of said crimes on the basis of solid evidence of their wrongdoing before being incarcerated or otherwise "brought to justice".

Soveriegn nations should not be invaded or taken over by other nations just because they can.

And when such a time comes that a foreign power must take military action, such action should only go so far as to remove the influences or situation which created the need for said action.

Plunder and occupation by foreign powers are criminal acts in themselves.



Yup, really sick, twisted, and distorted is my view of reality....

Compared to yours- where I guess the prevailing guidelines are

- anyone who might be different than us is bad and should be treated- not like animals, but rather like garbage.

- its OK for any non-americans to have their cities bombed to rubble, its fine for them be tortured, maimed or killed- without any evidence aginst them - just because they were unfortunate enough to be born to the wrong family in the wrong place at the wrong time.

- until they either confess to their sins against the USA or just die and get out of the way.


That's a much healthier view of reality isn't it?

 

uhhh, thats something evangelical christians would like to bring back. more death penalty more killing.