William Francisco: On People

What is there to say about people? If you’re looking for absolution, of how they are all caring huggable puppies, ask Henry. I’m sure Henry will give you that kind of reassurance. He’ll probably tell you that we are all made of marshmallows, and will can never die, and maybe sing a Michael Jackson song “We are the world” somewhere. I don’t know.

We are all hypocrites. The worst part is that no one’s aware of it. Certain groups of people like let’s say “the poor” cry equality, but they never really want it, they only think that’s what they want. They just don’t like the view down there. But, when those same people who demand equality, manage to climb their way up, would you think they'd say the same things, now that their lives are better?

Another group of people to mention, which is actually a good portion of the world, believes in a higher order. They want to believe that by serving a so-called God, they can be self-sacrificing saints and that people can all go to heaven. These "servants" of God worship him not because they are selfless, they serve him only to save themselves from their fear of eternal damnation. See the confusion there?

If ever there really is a God, he’s done a crappy job creating humans.

Happy with that answer? No? Then go to Henry, maybe he could tell you what you want to hear, might even give you a free hug.