About boundaries

[SO•Audiojack]

I still don't know why it's such a taboo. People die all the time, it's not a big deal. Someone died right now. Someone probably got shot. And another one, somewhere in the world. Someone was also born and that's great for them, their mom might have died though. I might die in the next ten minutes or my parents could. My cat might choke on cat food. It's how it works and it's inevitable, everyone dies.

Speaking of stuff like 9/11, of course it's a bit crap when a lot of people die simultaneously because of some nutjobs but I guess there's already too many people for this planets good. Like Stalin said "When one man dies it is a tragedy, when thousands die it's statistics"

The symbolic meaning of the attack and total damage done weigh more to me here. Obviously sad that someone would intentionally want to do such things, but that's kind of how the human kind has rolled from the start and it shouldn't be that unexpected.

I'm gonna finish typing this and leave home, if I get in a car crash ten minutes from now then mock me all you want for writing such things because I won't be able to give damns about it at that point. I just hope you can see how I think of this in an unbiased way and not devolve this into an angry spamfest. I know it's a bit cold and clinical but I'm totally at acceptance of life and death of me and everyone else.