lol no, i really did side with dale and his ideals a long while ago, and some of the stuff i said was how i felt. but obviously i embellished a lot, to try and start up arguments. it seemed like it was 10 opinions that were the same, i was absolutely obligated to present the unpopular opinion.
i just dont really feel like arguing about it, its just going to come down to being a humanist vs survivalist thing; and there is no clear obvious answer. for example its clear that survival is your ultimate goal. if you die, then any humanity you grasped onto was worthless, which is why everybody here wanted that one kid executed. but at the same time, by executing the kid and ensuring the groups survival, all they are doing is setting up a situation where they can desperately grasp on to their fleeting humanity. theyre ensuring that they can continue to play house at the farm.
so to me it was an argument that was pointless in the first place. do you kill the kid to ensure your survival, or do you give him a chance and thereby ensure you keep your humanity. in both cases you are doing the exact same thing in my view. by killing him, all you are doing is protecting your sense of humanity (the farm that you are playing house at) in the guise of survival-ism.
i think its funny people were screaming that they should get off the farm in the first place, that humanity is dead and playing house is going to get them killed. then in the same breath they talk about executing that kid in order to protect the farm that they were screaming about abandoning in the first place. how would that work out, huh? how would that weigh on your / their conscience. murder a kid to protect a farm that you abandon anyway.