The Consequence Of Cowardice

"It is important to remember when I speak of love I do not mean some "beautiful" modern expression of it.

Love only has value if it is discriminatory.

The idea that anyone can love all things equally, is a lie told by cowards to convince themselves that cowardice is enlightenment.

Frederick Nietzsche expressed it best when he said, "I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws."

Slavery was seen as a fate worse than death, as it strips the man of his manhood and reduces his children to the property of another.

This is the true goal of compassion, to refuse suffering at any cost.

Thus a man who claims to love his folk and family, could never see slavery as an option."