The Monster Works

The all-too-common monster killer is on the national news again. They all fit a pattern. They are the loner who feels the world is responsible for their problem. This monster was a well known wierdo who never communicated, who wrote frightening messages of what was going on in his mind.  But the most frightening thing about this instance is authority that is more concerned with its own interests than with the safety of the students.

One moment after a massacre the leftist media was pointing the finger of blame at Virginia's lax gun laws. In a reverse of philosophy, they are reporting American troops in Iraq killing innocent women and children. Imagine how you would feel if you had lost a son or a daughter. The officials at the university are coping out. They could have and should have taken measures to stop this killer from carrying what he made abundantly clear his intentions were. The heartless frauds are more concerned over the their own agendas than the lives of innocent people.

The existentialist philosopher Nietzsche had an interesting answer. Did God make a mistake in man or did man make a mistake in God? An existentialist is a self-determined individual. The term existentialism brings to mind the God is dead idea. I surely hope so. It brings to my mind the personalized God idea that brings about so much killing. It does not necessarily bring to mind a godless universe. The latest scientific theory is that a supreme consciousness existed before any thing existed. One can wonder how anyone could think the universe just appeared out of nothing, or that we conscious beings appeared out of nothing. Do monster killers appear out of thin air? The leftist extremists in the media would have you believe that guns make monster killers.

The only questions now should be whether to allow people to carry guns to defend themselves from the monsters allowed to move freely among us; or do we lock up the weird acting supreme self type here to pass judgement on us; or do we deny that evil even exists. Are we the good people some say we are; we should talk to homicidal maniacs and leave them be? It isn't their fault, so the theory goes. The homicidal maniac surely agrees with that idea. It is society's fault that they are monsters. Who is insane? We are all good people, right? Listen to the leftist extremist's rationalizations and end the slaves of these frauds.

Are we individuals simply living out our allotted time in a clockworks universe?  Suspiciously, more gun controls need to be put in place by the intelligentsia. God is created by the intelligentsia. The world is run by the intelligentsia. We note that the intelligentsia, in 5,000 years of civilization, has yet to stop the killing and destruction, has yet to bring about peaceful coexistence. Time is running out for you. You best take control of your life.

I have a different idea of what makes monster killers-whether they be limited to lonely individuals or to include the world's greatest authorities. Most Americans blame Bush for the deplorable situation in Iraq. Some people have great admiration for themselves and little for anyone else, and have nothing to offer but criticism, not one positive thing to do. The opposition's mistakes are all that we hear from the leftist media.

There is a great difference in the supreme self, who can be an individual or an intellectual movement, and the God-self, a drop in the ocean of self-consciousness. The supreme self we see in the leftist media is in love with self. He is the narcissist, the totalitarian dictator type we generally associate with evil.

And don't forget the God Almighty self.  I've been called the anti-Christ, told that God will never speak to me. A Christian lady called me a secular humanist. I promote human values without reference to God Almighty. These folks must have God in a place-Heaven, or Paradise, in a tree, in an idol, or whatever, but never a supreme consciousness. This particular type must feel that his or her particular faith is superior to every other faith.

Basically, it is no different than the monster's faith. The idea causes death and destruction.

It is interesting that mentally ill patients are not allowed Bibles in most mental institutions? A mother reported that she killed her five children because God told her to. Who am I to question her?  Of one thing I'm sure, had she been in touch with her inner self, five innocent children would not have had their lives snuffed out.

Should we deny that evil people are out there, believe that we are all good, some merely mixed up and need to be talked to; it is never the individual's fault, always society's fault? Light a candle for the psycho who killed 32 innocents in a senseless massacre. Pray for those departed souls, and then let us put this unfortunate matter behind us. Let us make the best of all that we have in this great nation, for we are a forgiving people.  After all, it is by the grace of God, and don't forget Congress, that we exist.

I frequently hear platitudes. I shutter to think what I'd have been had I listened to authorities. The bumblers wanted to help me out by cleaning me out and offering in return a pittance. Instead of blaming society for my problem, I looked within for my answers.

I was impressed by the interviews with students who witnessed the massacre. They didn't have any answer, these young people trying to make something of their lives. I'm so outraged I can hardly stand it. They got no warning, no protection. They were locked in and methodically slaughtered by a known psycho. Of course they are bewildered. Pitifully, America doesn't have answers. America has nothing but criticism for everything that has gone wrong, and wouldn't you know it? America is going down the tube!