In this day and age....

...being unconcerned about nature seems to be a crime.  Well, I'm no environmentalist and I've certainly almost done nothing for the cause of animal rights.  So yeah, I can be criminal. 

But I've been around cats long enough to be able to at least appreciate the greatness of God's creation in animals, and I've treated any cat that comes my way with a lot of kindness and fondness as a result.  So when I googled about the alleged crimes of a certain "Joseph Carlo Candare", a self-confessed cat killer, it seemed as if I wanted to add murder to my list of crimes.

I'll let you google it for yourselves.  The depraved cat killer's exploits are too sickening and appalling to repeat in this blog.

(Joseph, dude, if you brutally kill a kitten that happens to be well-loved by the college you belong to, brag about it in your blog and make a tongue-in-cheek "apology" afterwards, you are simply asking for it.  And I'm not talking about tree-hugging, nature-loving types threatening you with lawsuits  and/or expulsion for whatever legal violation.  I'm talking about normal joes who don't give a fuck what type of insanity you have, as long as your head is beaten enough to have some sense hammered into it.  ...By the way, where do you live?)

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What's going on with young people nowadays?  Not too long ago there was this bigot from the Ateneo who was not ashamed to show how much she hated Aetas for no reason other than they are poor.  And now there's this sicko Physics student from UP-Diliman who regularly kills cats and brags about it in his blog.

Are these the kinds of kids that receive supposedly qulity education nowadays?