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I fear it is time for that most somber of discussions. For too long, as humans, we have presumed that individuals with an incompletely formed sense of morality are, in fact, Fully Alive and fully deserving of legal protection.
The overwhelming evidence is to the contrary.
The overwhelming evidence is to the contrary.
Governors, Cuomo in New York Northam in Virginia, provide indisputable evidence that there are those who move Among Us who are not fully human, are not fully alive, and are not fully deserving of legal protections.
The best evidence of this condition is their absolute lack of a moral sense, a sense that others are as entitled to the right to life, to Liberty, and property, as they view themselves as being entitled.
It is time for the electorate, in New York, in Virginia, and in other states of the nation, to make those hard choices about whether to allow these Governors to continue to live.
While decisions are being made about that question, of course, we should keep them comfortable.
While decisions are being made about that question, of course, we should keep them comfortable.
Then, if we conclude, as their own behavior suggests we should, that they are not deserving of life, we should use the least inhuman means of ending their sad existences.
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