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According to me, I can understand the motivations and I fully accept the
possibility of their existence In my own sub-conscious, but when considering
the social, moral and legal implications, you have to agree that failing to curb
these desires makes one a disturbed person that will not be allowed to co-exist
peacefully with the rest of the tribe.
My conclusion of course, is that you can react logically to your hidden desires
and followed a predefined course if they actually become manifest. The same
logic should apply to all of your actions, regardless of where the impulse comes
from. For instance, if your neighbor's dog talks to you and tells you to go out
and kill someone, remember that you are the one who is responsible, not the dog.
The same thing applies if you think the Devil is talking to you. Or maybe God,
tells you to go out and kill your only son; Hey, wake up stupid! You are the one
who is going to do the deed and you will have to live with it. God apparently
had no problem carrying that kind of burden but remember: You are only human! |
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