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Daniel Graham, 39, and Adam Carruthers, 32, were each convicted on Friday of two charges of criminal damage, related to the brazen act of vandalism in northern England. The men gleefully ended its historic legacy in a deliberate and mindless act of destruction. They face up to ten years in prison...
Prosecutors say that as news of the crime spread, the two men exchanged messages relishing the outrage and sadness they caused. The tree in
Why.
Why would you step on a beautiful flower
Why would you see a beautiful forest and set fire to it
Why can't you see beauty without wanting to destroy it
Why can't you enjoy something and let others enjoy it too
There's already so much pain
There's already so much destruction
Why do you have to make it bigger
You don't have to work for it
Why can't you see the stars without wanting to tear them down too
Why do you have to treat other humans as if they were disposable
Using them. Belittling them. Backstabbing them.
Why do you have to be cruel to the helpless
Their big eyes looking up and you step on them
Why why why do you add to the suffering
I would call it mindless destruction but you know what you are doing. You choose to. Day in and day out.
I really want Pretzel and Red Wine to have a decent relationship but I also want Pretzel to be a shady character and have their past totally screwed up and dark.
If Valentina goes home next week I’m gonna rampage in the streets the way straights do when their hockey games happen.
At least Col. Nick Fury, still injured, questions the total destruction of the organization he spent a lifetime building. Sam Wilson at no point in the film verbally or non-verbally expresses the barest hint of disagreement from or even independent thought toward Captain America. Again, I don’t want to make an overly inflammatory metaphor here – this wasn’t Solomon Northup’s thirteenth year. But I disagree that Wilson was a useful surrogate for the audience, since many in the audience could not blindly support Cap’s wanton destruction. Cap’s plan is ridiculous on it’s face – waste billions of taxpayer dollars and neutralize America’s global strategic advantage to publicly highlight enemy infiltration at high levels – and Sam Wilson emerges as his biggest cheerleader because … what, that’s we we’re supposed to do? No.
Here I'm going to go on a tangent from the racial angle of that comment: Thank you. Thank you!!!!
I thought I was the only one to think Cap's plan to destroy S.H.I.E.L.D was moronic!
I loved the movie; loved it!!! yet, as I left the theater, in a distant and persistant part of my brain that wasn't cheering for the great things it brought, I thought:
"What the f****?
What's going to happen now that S.H.I.E.L.D is gone?
Who's gonna watch over usa's security homeland from the metahumans with a grudge and the superpowered crazies?
Who's gonna deal with all that weird stuff?The normal governement who's already busy to the brig?
Cap, do you seriously think a country can exist without a secret agency? Are you seriously that naïve? (hello black widow's cute about face from your opinion in avengers)
It's not that complicated: all the guy who put gun sto other people heads and sung 'Hail Hydra' are the bad guys, the other are the not-bad guys, end of story. You didn't actually needed to destroy EVERYTHING!!!! *wails*
*S.H.I.E.L.D!!!*
