Ramble on

It's a terrible personality trait

I believe that if Americans (as well as other countries) continue to praise dogs and keep increasing the general love for the species¹, in a hundred years dogs will be praised close to God status. The newer generations are on a increasing trend of not practicing religion, which may or may not result in a common drive in the human race which is to praise some figure². Regardless of this, dogs are becoming more widely loved, while this may be the same amount as it was 100 years ago, it is being vocalized more and expressed to the world more. If this trend continues it isn't unlikely that it will reach a point where dogs are seen as an idol for happiness, peace, or some other ethical good. ¹ As seen in the past few years, where the love for dogs has become more prominent in all forms of media (commercials, tv and movies, social media) ² This is only a personal correlation made between a man's search for meaning (resulting in a god like idol) and the end result. This is just as lik

Calling a fat squirrel a fat fuck is okay where as the same is not socially acceptable in the human world. But in the squirrel world, a fat squirrel is living a luxurious life like a king, and is top of the game. Calling them a fat fuck is okay because they are fat fucks because they earned the title of fat fuck

Free your mind, and your ass will follow - George Clinton and Eddie Hazel

Less freedom is more restrictive in long run. without freedom blacks may still be slaves, lgbt would still be condemned Less freedom would prevent so many internation conflicts between it's people. (Give them someone to be collectively angry at[the government] but only to the point where they won't revolt for serious change) Less freedom would result in less cognitive dissonance in a way (ex: kids using guns with parents but being completely censored from them in media)