CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG! Friday October 3, 2014
By author Bryce A Baker
Biting the Bullet
Again in the news there is a killer of man that is claiming temporary insanity for his crime.
When are the lawmakers and the judicial system going to wake up?
Through my career I have looked into the eyes of many that have no qualms to hurt or destroy without remorse. Like most in that industry, the vacuum of the futile battle for justice empties those that care.
For the life of me, I can’t understand why humans need to invade other villages to pillage. Why do humans need to cut another down to make themselves feel superior. Our history of violence started when man made his first footprint on this earth and even though we have experienced the lesson of war, we have learned nothing; leaving in our wake a world ravaged by the insane leading the flock of savages.
I do understand that Satan has his venom flowing deep in our world, but that battle is forthcoming.
Many years ago I worked a brutal case that saw no justice for the family’s great loss. This family approached me and offered fifty thousand dollars to ‘fix’ the sadistic creature responsible. I would have done the job for free, but the difference between revenge and justice stretched a fine line. Seeing him walk free curdled my blood.
Getting back to our world: No matter how many losses we log in our journal of growth as a ‘civilized society’ we continue to saddle the ‘Four Horses of the Apocalypse’. No matter what words I write, or creatures battled, I sit at a loss.
There have been times when I had to take the step to use force, but only as a last resort. I heard a saying once, ‘Strength through peace and peace through strength’. At first it struck me as derogatory, but as I developed as a bodyguard and a detective it clarified. I had to be a force to be reckoned with to keep the peace. It is a sad state of affairs.
It is rather funny; I got a review on Amazon from a lady regarding my book ‘Ghosts of Time’. The content of what she said confirmed exactly what the first page said about society in general. She missed the point completely, because of social programming. Ironically, she still liked the book.
‘Ghosts of Time’ has a great deal to do with what I am saying in this article.
Rena has said to me that she would live in a cardboard box if need be, as long as we are together. This is how the world should look to one another. But, to be realistic… it would be rather crowded.
Please... CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG!
Bryce Bakerwww.bryceabaker.com
By author Bryce A Baker
Biting the Bullet
Again in the news there is a killer of man that is claiming temporary insanity for his crime.
When are the lawmakers and the judicial system going to wake up?
Through my career I have looked into the eyes of many that have no qualms to hurt or destroy without remorse. Like most in that industry, the vacuum of the futile battle for justice empties those that care.
For the life of me, I can’t understand why humans need to invade other villages to pillage. Why do humans need to cut another down to make themselves feel superior. Our history of violence started when man made his first footprint on this earth and even though we have experienced the lesson of war, we have learned nothing; leaving in our wake a world ravaged by the insane leading the flock of savages.
I do understand that Satan has his venom flowing deep in our world, but that battle is forthcoming.
Many years ago I worked a brutal case that saw no justice for the family’s great loss. This family approached me and offered fifty thousand dollars to ‘fix’ the sadistic creature responsible. I would have done the job for free, but the difference between revenge and justice stretched a fine line. Seeing him walk free curdled my blood.
Getting back to our world: No matter how many losses we log in our journal of growth as a ‘civilized society’ we continue to saddle the ‘Four Horses of the Apocalypse’. No matter what words I write, or creatures battled, I sit at a loss.
There have been times when I had to take the step to use force, but only as a last resort. I heard a saying once, ‘Strength through peace and peace through strength’. At first it struck me as derogatory, but as I developed as a bodyguard and a detective it clarified. I had to be a force to be reckoned with to keep the peace. It is a sad state of affairs.
It is rather funny; I got a review on Amazon from a lady regarding my book ‘Ghosts of Time’. The content of what she said confirmed exactly what the first page said about society in general. She missed the point completely, because of social programming. Ironically, she still liked the book.
‘Ghosts of Time’ has a great deal to do with what I am saying in this article.
Rena has said to me that she would live in a cardboard box if need be, as long as we are together. This is how the world should look to one another. But, to be realistic… it would be rather crowded.
Please... CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG!
Bryce Bakerwww.bryceabaker.com
