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by Alex Birch
You can't go anywhere these days without bumping into a genuine idiot. Thanks to the tolerance of our society they regularly cause problems for the rest of us, regardless if it's intentional or not. Luckily these people sometimes self-destruct, like a circuit breaking in a poorly programmed robot, causing it to malfunction or overload.
A funny example of this recently took place in Norway. Biltema, a Wal-Mart-styled shop for car equipment, had sold denatured alcohol with methanol instead of ethanol, methanol being highly toxic. Several people, presumably alcoholics, drank of this alcohol and died on the spot. Now the families of these victims sue both Biltema and the Swedish manufacturer.

What's hilarious in this context is that people blame the company for what's happened. Producing this alcohol product with methanol was obviously a huge mistake, but actually drinking a product meant to be used only for car purposes, means you're either on drugs or substantially stupid. So stupid that you, either way, don't fit into a healthy society and are better off at the cemetery. It's called natural selection and we need to adopt it again if we don't want the planet to be populated by 84-IQ:ed apes by year 2100.
Our society needs to stop protecting idiots. If it doesn't, they'll overpower all intelligent people completely and turn this place into a wreck, which they've already partly succeeded with. Stupid people naturally self-destruct when no one's there to save them from themselves. What we've tried in the past is to distract them with bread and circuses and restrict their freedom. Now they've outbred the sane, healthy people and are slowly taking over the entire fabric of our society. It's time for a change in plan.
Call me cold hearted, but I don't feel sympathy with these alcoholics. It's terrible that we can't trust what's in our products, but if you're dumb enough to drink whatever you get your hands on, you probably deserved to die in the first place. The same individual would be a disaster at any work place that requires independent, strategic thinking. So why do we need these people around? I'll answer that for you: we don't. Let morons deal with their own havoc, far away from healthy, stable, intelligent, creative people, and dig their own grave. We'll stop by and leave a few flowers when the storm is over and then aim for a new civilization. Don't let these chimps drag you down. Our time will come.
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