Tuesday, February 22, 2011
The Creepiest Person Who Ever Lived
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Beginning beer #5 at 1410. Gonna be a 'short night.' I need the sleep.
One of the reasons I decided to write my blog tonight is that as the day went on I found a 'theme:' abuse. I am being 'abused.' The term implies mistreatment of weaker by stronger. Indeed, the theme of 'abuse' is much in the news recently. TODAY, for example, had the story of a famous actress who was sexually abused by her father. There are also stories of sexual abuse by clerics and others in positions of power. And there are other forms of abuse in The News recently, especially 'political abuse' by rulers of Arab nations in the Middle East. The weak are abused by the strong. It's only natural... apparently.
But check out this story. Does it fit into the category of 'abuse?' Probably not. Crib designers do not intend to abuse babies. The story seems to fall into the category of 'design errors.' But crib designers are routinely sued for unintended 'design errors.' And they should be! Harming innocent defenseless infants is patently indefensible. Perpetrators of such crimes should be made to pay. Right? (The 'taps' have become 'wall-booms.') Wrong apparently!
Consider the case of a pediatrician who circumcises a newborn male child. The 'procedure' involves cutting off the most sensitive parts of the penis, thereby causing lifelong sexual harm to the defenseless infant and to his eventual sexual partner. Why would anybody do that?!
The answer, apparently, is 'For the money.' They do it for the money. True, some small percentage of them would do it for free because they derive a sexual rush from doing it - we call them circumfetishists - but most of them would never do it for free. Even Jewish Mohels need some money for their 'services.' Abraham was the first Circumfetishist. Abraham has probably caused more harm to humanity that any other historical figure. I consider him to be the creepiest Jew who ever lived, and possibly the creepiest person who ever lived.
Beginning beer #5 at 1410. Gonna be a 'short night.' I need the sleep.
One of the reasons I decided to write my blog tonight is that as the day went on I found a 'theme:' abuse. I am being 'abused.' The term implies mistreatment of weaker by stronger. Indeed, the theme of 'abuse' is much in the news recently. TODAY, for example, had the story of a famous actress who was sexually abused by her father. There are also stories of sexual abuse by clerics and others in positions of power. And there are other forms of abuse in The News recently, especially 'political abuse' by rulers of Arab nations in the Middle East. The weak are abused by the strong. It's only natural... apparently.
But check out this story. Does it fit into the category of 'abuse?' Probably not. Crib designers do not intend to abuse babies. The story seems to fall into the category of 'design errors.' But crib designers are routinely sued for unintended 'design errors.' And they should be! Harming innocent defenseless infants is patently indefensible. Perpetrators of such crimes should be made to pay. Right? (The 'taps' have become 'wall-booms.') Wrong apparently!
Consider the case of a pediatrician who circumcises a newborn male child. The 'procedure' involves cutting off the most sensitive parts of the penis, thereby causing lifelong sexual harm to the defenseless infant and to his eventual sexual partner. Why would anybody do that?!
The answer, apparently, is 'For the money.' They do it for the money. True, some small percentage of them would do it for free because they derive a sexual rush from doing it - we call them circumfetishists - but most of them would never do it for free. Even Jewish Mohels need some money for their 'services.' Abraham was the first Circumfetishist. Abraham has probably caused more harm to humanity that any other historical figure. I consider him to be the creepiest Jew who ever lived, and possibly the creepiest person who ever lived.
