Are ETs Evil?

Bronx Zoo Sign: “Take A Look At The Most Dangerous Animal On Earth”.
When you look it’s a mirror.


The human race enjoys judging. Many individuals make sound judgments about other people everyday. But what happens when we are faced with a judgment of what may be a ET intelligent s species. What happens when the actions of this presence is not all fun, games or spiritual insight but terrible acts which would frightened any one of us to the core.
There seems to be one or more species that are not so gentle. These reported species seem involved with forcible abductions, killing of live cattle, and possibly even people. Do we have a right to condemn those actions as “EVIL?
There is a very moral high ground some humans have taken. This standard, conveyed so passionately by the Mathama Gandhi was simply stated: “we have no right to take human life at all.”
There are other values which have been adopted by many modern cultures which allow the killing of animals and other humans within specific limits. This varies from culture to culture but we can safely assume a consensus has been reach in most of the modern world of what those higher standards should be.

We care for all our people.
We treat all sexes, races, cultures and peoples the same.
We treat and protect animals humanely.
We do not torture our enemies.
We are allowed to defend ourselves when attacked

Many may think after looking at these high standards our ETs fall into an “evil” category. After all, if we are to believe these abduction experiences, these ETs have no problem taking not only adults but also children. When I think of that and the way they kill the cattle… to be honest I think “evil,” myself.
But I have thought long and hard on this subject and feel I’m a little self righteous in this thinking as a part of the human species.

It is true in most cases civilized people would think of abduction or forced impregnation as morally repugnant…. but if the history of the world is any indication, there are times when we would have all blinked twice.

As a species we are very dishonest with ourselves.

What positive actions have we humans taken as the species with the most power on this planet?
Could we claim that the human disposition has been favorable to our surroundings and other life forms?
WE can state with some honesty that many indigenous people certainly had a great deal of respect for nature and its offerings. But that was based on necessity. Once any of our fellow humans were able to feel the great benefits of more control over their surroundings and the competing life forms… things started to change for us for the better, and them for the worst.
Killing of tons of lower life forms was not only a necessity it became a pleasurable slaughter for many of us a sport. We have killed and hacked our way to a lifestyle second to none on this planet. The countless souls that lie dead in the wake of our species trying to achieve a comfortable lifestyle is legend.

But humans have empathy. We tried to preserve many species for posterity. We have been shocked awake many times by nature to preserve our environment. But modern humans wants are important and we are quick to forget the pain and make the same mistakes for the sake of this fantasy lifestyle.

We just want it maintained without too much trouble.

We have killed each other over noble and horrible causes and the children, of course, are the worst to suffer. So what have these ETs done to make them fit the “evil” mode that we, ourselves, have never done?
If our country was in dire need of something and we had to have it to literally survive what would we do?

What would we do if an indigenous tribe had some type of stem cells that cured cancer and were too frightened to let us touch them? Let’s go a step further, what would we do if something happed to our DNA which threatened our very survival and we found the tribe had exactly what we needed?
Suppose this tribe, and what we needed from them, was so important to our survival that the future of our children was at stake?

Some would say, “Why not reason with them? What if our very presence frightened some of them into a state of angry self defense and survival mode.

Lets not be naive here, most of you know that decision would be made We would, for our own survival abduct even the children if necessary.

Their would be media spin like on “FOX noise” and others to get us feeling comfortable with our conscious.
I can see it now… “we are not really hurting the tribe; they will get over it; They will be sedated; we will even check them out and treat them for diseases; in the end what we are doing is really beneficial to them, and saving our children” The children part would be emphasized over and over. God if it would save my grandsons I would agree.

There can be a strong case made that we are the evil ones. Countless children were taught to fight or even died in the many wars we have had. This is not new to our history as a country or to our species around the world.
The human species collectively has been, and is now, one of the most destructive forces on this planet with a failing grade in dealing with other species and the environment. If ETs desperately needed something from us… they may have been very prudent not asking. The people who are experiencing these things are all around the world and seem to make no sense. This fact may signify why they never openly asked….because the ones they need are everywhere. Also these ETs may induce feelings of calm and piece in their human subject. These humans may in fact be saving a species, although without really freedom of choice.

What would we do if another government said no to our future?

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Are ETs evil because they have abducted humans? Not necessarily… if it was done for their own species survival and without any option.


A great person asked the crowd to contemplate a moral high ground before they took a life. The person who was being judge and convicted was not of exemplary character…but neither were the people in the crowd.
Jesus wanted empathy and the crowed had depth of character enough, that the woman who was to be stoned to death survived.
I think our past as a species has shown me that I would not be the one who picked up that stone in the crowd which would set in motion the end of that woman’s life…nor am I willing to throw that stone at a species of ETs, and their horrendous behavior, until I know the reasons for such behavior.


Joseph Capp
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