Celebration, tinged with remorse. Yes, they wiped out the
war fleet. But, there were lives lost. Were lives saved by
wiping out the war fleet? Yes, potential future victims. So,
yes, celebrate the lives saved at a lesser cost, one that was made
necessary by the previous actions of the Disruptors. But don’t forget
those lives that were lost. It keeps the empire fleet grounded in
reality, and helps repel blood lust.
I remember how Teresa mourned the lives she took with
the horde, that too, had to be done, and it cost her. Let’s
face it, the number one person that needs to keep her
perspective is Teresa. It all trickles down from her.
My impression is that Oppenheimer mourned the
bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Necessary? It ended the war – so yep.
Not sure celebrating “one for the record books”
is the celebration I would hope for.
Necessary? Yep. Saved more lives in the long run.
Yep. And I’d count the Disruptors as well.
Now they know they can’t win.
The cost of war is always dear.
Thank you, that rag mop of a mane wasn’t helping his standing.
Glad to see that he has a chance of a better life as long as he
stays smart and doesn’t make up stories again or it’s the hog
farm.
Glad to see it was a successful coordinated attack, that one
HAS to be entered into the record books. I’m glad they had
non-combatants to witness it, with a full record will (hopefully)
convince them to stand down and play nice.
I think I’m coming out of it, I can bare to be away from
distractions for longer times. And I thought May’s death
was bad.
Cong of the Rats to you, for your progress in healing.
Yes, it will take time. Yes, it may never be complete.
BUT….you can and will survive.
And we’ll be here to listen and give a (figurative)
helping hand. (even if you don’t want it.
family be like that sometimes)
Time to celebrate?
I think the haircut is going to hurt
Catnip and carrot juice for everyone. HA.
Celebration, tinged with remorse. Yes, they wiped out the
war fleet. But, there were lives lost. Were lives saved by
wiping out the war fleet? Yes, potential future victims. So,
yes, celebrate the lives saved at a lesser cost, one that was made
necessary by the previous actions of the Disruptors. But don’t forget
those lives that were lost. It keeps the empire fleet grounded in
reality, and helps repel blood lust.
I remember how Teresa mourned the lives she took with
the horde, that too, had to be done, and it cost her. Let’s
face it, the number one person that needs to keep her
perspective is Teresa. It all trickles down from her.
My impression is that Oppenheimer mourned the
bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Necessary? It ended the war – so yep.
Not sure celebrating “one for the record books”
is the celebration I would hope for.
Necessary? Yep. Saved more lives in the long run.
Yep. And I’d count the Disruptors as well.
Now they know they can’t win.
The cost of war is always dear.
Thank you, that rag mop of a mane wasn’t helping his standing.
Glad to see that he has a chance of a better life as long as he
stays smart and doesn’t make up stories again or it’s the hog
farm.
Glad to see it was a successful coordinated attack, that one
HAS to be entered into the record books. I’m glad they had
non-combatants to witness it, with a full record will (hopefully)
convince them to stand down and play nice.
I think I’m coming out of it, I can bare to be away from
distractions for longer times. And I thought May’s death
was bad.
Cong of the Rats to you, for your progress in healing.
Yes, it will take time. Yes, it may never be complete.
BUT….you can and will survive.
And we’ll be here to listen and give a (figurative)
helping hand. (even if you don’t want it.
family be like that sometimes)
Healing is slow, but if we can help just yell.