I’ve worked with Jack for a long time now. During The War and since, we’ve fired weapons more times than I can count. Well…actually…I can. It’s a figure of speech you know. Anyways, when Jack says to fire the weapons on that Big Bad coming towards me, I’ve learned that the correct response is not to ask which weapons. Jack pretty much always means all of them. He’s not very subtle in that way you know.
People always say there’s some things you can’t unsee. You know, like how some girls just should not wear hot pink spandex? Or how you don’t want the target’s family to remember the shooting? Well, with the right drugs, we can make it so there are no memories at all. No child should have to remember the death of their dirtbag parental unit. It’s not their fault after all.
I get to see all kinds of guys in our travels. What with the treatments, most of them look good. Of course, the treatments don’t work on everybody. Most guys, you look good without shirts on. Some guys really don’t. If you don’t, please don’t. I saw this big flabby guy riding down the street the other day in just a bright blue speedo. There are some things you just can’t unsee.
In my jobs, I end up conflicting with a fair number of people. One thing I’ve learned in that time is to never get so full of myself that I think I’ve won before I do the job of winning. After all, it ain’t over until both sides say it’s over. Of course, you got to trust what they say in that situation. And maybe them not able to say it works sometimes too. But you get the idea.
There is a saying that “all men are created equal.” It means that no king rules us, and no government owns us. No one earns this equality; we simple are equal based on the fact that we live. Whether we are six weeks old, or a thousand years old, each of us is a sovereign, the ruler of our own lives. This we are because we live. It is our duty to protect our sovereignty or we will lose it.