“You know what they say, don’t you? ‘The road to hell is paved with good intentions’. But it doesn’t mean what they tell you”, he said, “It’s not about the good things they planned on doing but didn’t.
It is exactly about what they actually did.”
“I don’t understand”, I answered.
“Of course, you don’t!”, he replied and raised his glass to his lips, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions, and every paving block was carefully and meticulously put there, piece by piece by all those ‘good people’.
It is a long and winding road. A road of bones, and tears, and blood, and screams of terror and pain. And the smell of burning flesh.
A road of misery, my friend, built by those who ‘just mean well’, and who never managed to wash the blood off their hands, no matter how hard they tried. No matter how much time and effort they put into distraction and denial”
He leaned back, and a sinister gleam, flashed up in his eyes.
“All the misery on this godforsaken planet was brought to this world by people who "just meant well”, who believed… no! Who “KNEW” they are the good ones. The righteous ones. And who “KNEW” all the others are not.
We all will have to pay a price. That’s for sure”
- What the old man told me