Shintaro:

Violence and hate are the purist of human emotions; the perfect storm. To deny their outlet is foolish. No person or civilising “system” has ever been shown, in the long and tortured story of humanity, to successfully contain their fruits. As a most recent example, the twentieth century is rated the most violent in all of human history. Just maybe, the twenty first century will be the turn of Mother nature to display her chapter in the purity of violence.

All well it is to work for peace, but peace is the “true” myth of all time; the foundation stone of religion; a promise fulfilled at death: Fantastically non-achievable. Wizen-up Shintaro!

Interesting stuff

I'm quite glad I'm not as pure

As the gay bashers

Is dan saying that

Violent and hateful acts

Should be made legal?

Shintaro:

Shintaro is a stranger to reality. Our Mr Kato from Uganda is a shining example of the impossibilities facing a successful prohibition of violence. Violence is punishable: So is Homosexuality in Uganda: Punishable with an act of violence, in the case of Mr Kato. Both Homosexuality and violence are free running human spirits, neither can be eliminated by legislation. In historic terms, is the traditional Saturday night recreational pursuit of gay bashing justifiable, who should say, because observation exposes a link between homosexuality and associated acts of violence, a question can be posed, why not outlaw both pursuits, to be fair? A move successfully eliminating homosexuality and violence, using your logic of eliminating one but not the other Shintaro.

Shintaro is a

Stranger to dan's reality

Which seems primitive

Where Shintaro lives

People who commit violence

Are punished by law

Shintaro:

Ug! Where Shintaro lives his tribe communicate in three word sentences prefixed with grunts, obviously. This format is not mobile phone compatible. Communication of ideas and opinions expressed in standard grammatical form are preferable to “tribal text speak”.

Yours faithfully’
Av-A-Go!

Textual structure

Can help in mediating

Baser impulses