What would you Kill for?
That’s a real question. Make up a list of criteria and tell me what you think. It doesn’t have to be a first resort, but under what criteria would you deem necessary to have someone killed. If that person refused to behave in the manner you saw fit.
This can sound like a morbid question, but we encounter it every day. We always hear about a new plan for a new social policy, a new tax, new sets of regulation. All of this creates new categories of people who receive a threat of death.
So be careful with your answer.
2 comments so far
Leave a reply
It depends.
Like any good American, I would kill:
- restaurant owners who allow smoking
- somebody who watches a video of people having kinky sex
- grandmothers who use marijuana as a painkiller for their cancer
- foreign dudes who dares to defend his country when the USA invades
- people who didn’t pay their fair share of taxes
- burned the American flag
- someone who gives a glass of water, or a job, to an undocumented brown person
- employers who pay their employers in cash without filling pay the Social Security tax
- people who don’t pay their speeding tickets
- parents who don’t send their kids to public school
- school teachers who bring a concealed gun to school, even if they can stop a student shotting spree with it
- people who don’t follow the directions on the bottle of a cleanser
- greedy CEO’s
- treasonous bastards who complain that we’re losing our freedoms under Bush
- kids who play frisbee at the city park without getting a permit first
- network executives who lets someone slip the “s” word in a live television broadcast
- teenage girls who get a tattoo without their parents’ consent. After all, the only thing that shouldn’t have parental consent is an abortion
- people who post unacceptable material on the Internet
- So many problems to fix, so many people to kill – but I’ve run out of time!