The point is that for all the flak, all the admonishment, all the threats of "we'll-come-get-you!~" no one does anything. Ever.
And it's pathetic. No one has ambition, no one has goals, no one has morality anymore. Or maybe no one believes in their own brand of justice anymore. Or maybe they're just dumb enough to think that it'll disappear on its own, or that their words will change something.
In any case they're wrong. In any case, they're pathetically wrong.
As I said, this one was more of a social experiment, which, depending on your perspective either succeeded or failed. In my case, my hypothesis was proven, so I'd claim success. Normal bombings continue as always.
Sieges, I already saw where you lay your head months ago when I gave you the opportunity to see the bluepills you claimed to care so much about. You threw a party instead. Now, I can see almost everyone is in the same boat.
Does it inflate my ego that none of you were smart enough to find and defuse a bomb within a full hour when it was less than 20 meters away from you? No. I don't have an ego. I have a cause, I have a goal, I have a method, I have a means, I have a mission. But it should serve to humble those who are claiming that they are out to stop me and my mission.
I don't think I'm smart, I think I'm active. Just like the bomb was. I think I'm doing something in support of my beliefs, resting the success of my cause not only in hope, but in action.
So go on - cry more about how the children die in their pods, or how the little girl you picked up on your ship is failing to read Japanese at the first grade level or whatever it is.
But what are you going to do about it?









