Justice can only be delivered by someone who doesn’t care to about how much he’s paid, or where he is in the chain of command. Someone who’s ego won’t be inflated by grandeur or power. Someone who won’t be influenced by this guy’s being the CEO of this or his being the Mayor of that. And let’s face it: that someone couldn’t be human

Justice can only be delivered by someone who doesn't care to about how much he's paid, or where he is in the chain of command. Someone who's ego won't be inflated by grandeur or power. Someone who won't be influenced by this guy's being the CEO of this or his being the Mayor of that. And let's face it: that someone couldn't be human

Justice can only be delivered by someone who doesn’t care to about how much he’s paid, or where he is in the chain of command. Someone who’s ego won’t be inflated by grandeur or power. Someone who won’t be influenced by this guy’s being the CEO of this or his being the Mayor of that. And let’s face it: that someone couldn’t be human (Eliza Victoria, Project 17)

But here I’d like to add to what the Tempter’s Manual suggests. Depression, at its finest, is not a Future that they cannot hopefully construct, nor a shamed Past that hounds them, but an agonizing Present that they cannot escape. We want to disable their Present so that they cannot use it to look Heavenward

But here I’d like to add to what the Tempter’s Manual suggests. Depression, at its finest, is not a Future that they cannot hopefully construct, nor a shamed Past that hounds them, but an agonizing Present that they cannot escape. We want to disable their Present so that they cannot use it to look Heavenward

But here I’d like to add to what the Tempter’s Manual suggests. Depression, at its finest, is not a Future that they cannot hopefully construct, nor a shamed Past that hounds them, but an agonizing Present that they cannot escape. We want to disable their Present so that they cannot use it to look Heavenward. (Geoffrey Wood)