I’m leaving this open for discussion.  What do you think?

(Click the post title to read the submission.)

I put this right under Kimo because I think the horror of captivity and the choices it offers is more important than the foolishness of causing the fulfillment of disturbing prophecy through hubris, condescension, and reactivity.

In any case, it’s well written and reminds me of Don Quixote, which I’m reading now - just started the second part.

Oh wow! Hope it doesn’t turn you into a quitoxic editor

That is an attractive piece of bait!  I wonder if it was purposeful.