explosivecombat: (It's no accident that I've survived)
Solf J Kimblee ([personal profile] explosivecombat) wrote 2015-04-05 01:53 pm (UTC)

Yes. It's very easy to fall into the trap of seeking some sort of reason that bad things happen to good people - particularly, a reason that that doesn't involve the notion that bad things happen to good people because someone else decided they should, or sometimes because a number of factors worked out that way. But justice and moral law are purely human constructs, and as such it's on humanity to uphold such notions.

I've seen what happens when those constructs fail, so I'll thank you to not assume that I haven't - it seems it's likewise very easy for you to dismiss what I do simply because of the method by which I do it, and I do hope that you don't treat the soldiers in your country with such flippant disrespect and operate under the assumption that they have no idea what suffering looks like.

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