Pamela Geller and the First Amendment

[underahedgerow]

48. I did, yes. I found it childish and silly and failed to see the humor in making bush look like

anything other than the ass he is, since he does it well enough on his own.

While I find this sort of 'artistic expression' to be utter nonsense, I find it more nonsensical that people get themselves riled up over gods that exist purely in the imaginations of supposedly rational, thinking human beings, belying and in fact refuting that very premise upon which they exist.

I think both sides are utter morons and don't find the world to be worse off without them. Darwin rules.

Back in the days of the gang wars going on, that crips and bloods, the east coast/west coast rivalry crap, all I could conclude is that we were better off without those sorts of idiots. I figured it was better to let themselves kill each other off and do us all a favor.

I also think the same thing about the nuts in the middle east, the morons in ISIS and whatever other radical fanatical nutjobs are trotting around facing off against each other; let em kill each other and better yet, let them do it far away from the rest of civilization. The smart ones of the cultures hopefully will have found a way to leave the areas and save themselves while the idiots of the cultures kill themselves off, saving the planet from further reproduction and infestation.

Migration is fascinating to study and observe. I find that the more intelligent members of a species are the ones to move first; to go further, to explore, to find a better life, more food, safer climes, etc. It's the ones who stay behind who are the less evolved and less likely to advance as a species. It's no mystery to me that the members of the human race who have migrated furthest from the cradle of life in southern Africa to the US West Coast could be considered to have advanced the human race the most, at least in terms of technology.
And it's no further mystery that the humans who have ventured the least distance from their origins are still killing each other over imaginary gods and offenses that exist only in their limited imaginations.

And no, I haven't seen the cartoons from this exhibit... just not interested.