Disclaimer, sort of . . . This page is about my opinion of the human race based upon my experiences of things like school, cops, government, human compassion, medical care, cable companies, humans torturing people who seek help, doctors, politicians and governments who treat the world like their trash can, what they do to the drinking water et cetera.
One of the biggest lies about humans is that they're kind, caring, and considerate. There are excellent examples of this spread throughout the media, particularly the entertainment media. One of the more glaring examples of this lie are in some television shows such as the V TV series (the new one which started in 2009), where, in season 1, episode 11, called Fruition the woman FBI agent obviously lies by saying that “The majority of humans are kind, good-hearted.” Hopefully, there are very few people who are stupid enough to believe that lie. As most people have figured out, already, humans are only nice when they want something out of you, or, they're trying to get you to see them as a nice person, while, behind your back, they're screwing you over, or, they're representing some organization and are only being nice to improve their public relations.
Speaking of the FBI . . . Another good example about the lies about humans is the one where government agencies are supposed to do something about slavers and serial killers. News flash for anybody who still hasn't caught on to this, yet: The FBI only seems to go after serial killers and slavers when the media has embarrassed them into it. LOL For proof of this, I offer my Web page The Truth about gor, where I have been attempting to alert the public about them since the 1990's, sent them numerous letters, and even listed the FBI on that Web page as someone people could contact about it to help out. Apparently, the FBI doesn't think that stopping serial killers and slavers is that important . . . This makes me wonder if they're either incompetent or they've been bought off. Or, perhaps, both . . .
Then there's organizations like some homeless shelters that use the homeless as a kind of chain gang. In some homeless shelters, you're expected to work for them if you're there, and, if you're unable to work, such as having a severe physical disability, you're not allowed to stay for very long, perhaps 30 days, maximum. This was one of the things I noticed when I was homeless in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois back in 2004. In one of the shelters, there was only one person there who looked like he had an excuse not to work by pushing carts of donated clothes, toys, and books (that particular homeless shelter destroyed books by throwing away any that are donated, and even refusing somebody asking if they can keep a copy of the world almanac that the homeless shelter wanted to throw away, which makes you remember who else in history liked destroying books . . .) around, or hauling bags and boxes. Although, he could've been made to clean toys by sitting inside in an air-conditioned room inside, but, I didn't see him there. In the other homeless shelter, there were a few people there who were obviously not chain gang material, like one gentleman who was missing a leg. Three guesses which homeless shelter they weren't welcome at because they couldn't use them . . .
Businesses: Do I truly need to remind everyone about the things corporations do, such as what Sony did to their customers who bought music CDs and installed rootkits onto their computers without their knowledge or consent which left them more vulnerable to attack to a hacker who could gain and keep access to your system without you knowing about it? If an individual did this to a single computer, they'd be looking at serious prison time. But, the same rules don't apply to big business as they do to regular peole. Or mention oil companies who have accidents and insist that they're not at fault and insist the government clean up their mistakes using taxpayer money? Then there's the case of other businesses who collect personal information about their users claiming that they will protect their privacy, then, turn around and share that information with others. And, Wall street fatcats who get paid with taxpayer's money to help bail them out, and use it to pay for the upper management's bonuses. I could go on, talking about other things like Wall street investment firms lying to their investors, and so on, but . . . you've probably heard it all, already, thanks to the mainstream media.
The rich and powerful: The rich and powerful can literally get away with murder, if they have enough money to afford the best lawyers. And, they can take their family members out of police custody when they break the law, stating that it's a “family matter” while regular citizens wouldn't be able to pull that off. Some of us have to obey the law, while others seem to do what they want with no limits.
Now, if you've read all the way down to here, you'll begin to get a clue as to why some of us are very un-trusting and don't believe all the bull about humans being fair, kind, caring, and considerate of others. Seriously, what are we supposed to believe with all this proof to the contrary being shoved in our faces? When somebody tells me to trust them, it sends up an instant red flag. As I've said for a very long time now, “trust is earned, not given upon the asking” and I have an extremely low trust level for humans, and trust them about as far as I can throw a neutron star . . .
Speaking of space, if there are any extraterrestrials out there studying humans (there's some humans who are so ego-centric as to believe that they're the only sentient life form in the universe, when, in the Milky Way galaxy alone, there are millions of stars) and have access to the Internet, and have found this page, please feel free to verify the things I've said, and look for more. It's quite likely that you'll want to nuke the human species out of existence from orbit after learning more! From my experiences with humans, I doubt if I would shed a single tear for the majority of those cruel and sadistic monsters!
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