« Reply #63 on: September 28, 2016, 07:06:40 pm »
I personally deem Ribbit to possess a healthy mentality, after all he did I was skeptical he would be capable of turning a new leaf, I even dismissed him as a hopeless case. I felt like I knew what the makings of a good guy was. I was proven wrong by this mans resolve and beneficence.
And I was also proved naive and a fool, for whom I deemed a close friend from across the Atlantic ocean turned to be a slithering poisonous toxic, untrustworthy power hungry highpitched whiny sounding unprovoked baseraper that attacked not only me, but Social warriors. and a member of his own gang (James). his name is SEKI, and he tarnished his name in the process. and in contrast to ribbit, he shows no intention or or sign of resolve as she continues his behavior of apathy in regards to relations to his peers.
Regardless of right and wrong The ends always justify the means, do bad if the reward is great enough if you arn't good enough to get it by nobler means. Though if you do bad and fail, then you've fucked yourself. Though doing good never fails, it's harder to attain your goals, but it's a sure way up the latter without risk of alienating yourself from valuable community.
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