Humanity makes me want to puke.;;help ?

[Zenith]

N-N-Nekkkkkkkkkkro post!!!!!

Nekro? my poor english, I found in dictionary only Necro. Is Nekro a name?

Anyway, sorry if that sounded too harsh. It was simply the misanthropy speaking out of me... but I thought you'd figure.

There infact can be peace among human beings. It arrives as fast as a bullet to the heart.

Especially after the bullet in the heart - then peace truly settles.
Anyway, I meant humanity as a whole: I can be at peace with you, you can be at peace with me, we can be at peace with others. But when we talk about the humanity as a whole, the truth is clear enough: there will always be violence, there will never be everlasting peace - from personal relationships to neighborhoods to countries and to international relationships.

I don't think humans are evil. Now Psilon... those fuckers are EVIL.

Psilon are so evil that I kill them with Mauler Device's (Cruel Brutal Damage) and don't even feel sorry. I will never shed a tear for a psilon.

Depending on what you understand of "humans": Human nature is indeed evil (destructive, violent, hateful, etc.) and it conforms very well with the theory of evolution: kill others so you would live, kill others so that yourself would have a better life, etc. With so many people the humanity has killed, and the number they were able to kill, it is a wonder that we are still alive! (or yeah, perhaps we should wait for the 3rd world war - then we'll have a lot of nuclear bombs).

So it seems that evolution must work against evolution: according to the theory of evolution, a man kills others to ensure his survival. But if we count the very wise people that have been killed by idiots (which is also against evolution: the wise should have not fallen to the idiot) and the destructions they have caused, we can say that the evolutive nature of man utterly impedes evolution (the progress of society, technology, etc.). Just imagine how it would have been if people had stopped fighting to survive (struggling for evolution) and would have ceased killing people and destroy, but instead built together in peace and harmony: if this started 2000 years ago, by 500 AD we might have had a society more developed (evolved) than today!

I still can't figure a thing about evolution: if evolution is born by the need of a being to survive, then why did the first cell evolve? Then there was the perfection on earth: no death, no killing, no struggling for survival, but instead the cell would have had anything it needed to survive (which, for it, didn't mean too much).