>>81603653I understand where you are coming from. This kind of thing being forced upon me at birth is one of the most intimate of encounters with how crooked this world is, and the times I've felt real hatred, have been in part because of that. I don't beleive though, that there isn't hope, and I don't beleive one has to join with the evil. A lot of people simply just know not what they do, and that's really the full extent of it. If my parents knew what they were doing they wouldn't have had it done. The best you can possibly do it not perpetuate it and do good in your own life, it's really all you can do, because anything but it, I think is a losing game. As much as I most definitely can relate, as much as I've thought we are so steaped in evil that nothing short of profound wrath on a scale never before seen could possibly adequately address it, I really don't think it is the answer, and I don't think there's a possible way it could even happen anyways.
To put it another way, I think the thoughts you are having are perhaps good to consider, but I don't think they are complete. I think in those thoughts you can encounter the tragedy of our existence and then be able to grasp of something beyond this tortured realm, and when you really grasp that you can learn to love everyone, to forgive everyone, and find peace. Maybe that thought is flawed, I don't know, but I don't think you'll find an answer, nor reassurance, in violence. Once again, I see where you are coming from, the thought that you deserve what you let rule over you is reasonable, but I think the answer is found in turning inwards towards the self. I know that's a bit ironic to say, given my OP post. It's something I've thought of before but I'm only retracing it now.