A post submitted by CGI member Morgan.

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Everyone here knows that, right? If we're not here, we're someplace else. So why is it so important to people that we keep the people here from becoming either in lesser numbers or extinct? As far as I'm concerned high density population is beyond inconvenient, not to mention this place is very restrictive compared to the other side of The Veil.

I suppose it you like being a commodity, a slave, and a pawn of governments and corporations that shouldn't exist in the first place, feel free; but I ain't comin' back.

Isn't most of the population living in less than ideal circumstances? How many are in survival mode? How many live in favelas and city slums? How many live with no electricity or running water? How many wonder where their next meal is coming from? How many have to do horrid stuff like cobalt mining just to live another day? And the Dalits of India? The sewer cleaners, not that all Dalits are sewer cleaners, but. . .
Even here in the states. . .how many parasites of society are having the rug pulled out from under them? Heh-heh-heh. . .but a lot of the 'exploiter class' are also gonna git thar jaxies reamed by an ungreased telephone pole. . .in analogy of course.

ARE WE HAVING FUN YET?

Gods, I can't believe I signed up for this last round. I was such an idiot, but I guess I had to do what I had to do to say my last last good-bye to this HELL HOLE when the exit day arrives for good, and I'm gonna (in analogy) kick the status quo in the face every chance I get on my way there.

I think the Cathars had it right. Don't feed the demiurge, and let the race go extinct.

Morgan