I can’t stop you from thinking what you’re thinking – but I can only …

I can’t stop you from thinking what you’re thinking – but I can only stop you (if I can – for your own good) from hurting yourself or hurting others or the ecosystem that we all live in or are called upon to protect and save or pass on to the future generations. Words can be doves, or spears, or gas. The Law can’t stop you from thinking or doing what you’re thinking of doing – but the Law can only stop you (for it should) from hurting yourself or hurting others or the ecosystem that we all live in or are called upon to protect and save or pass on to the future generations. Cause no harm but do just good. The Law can’t stop you from thinking or doing what you’re thinking of doing – but the Law can only stop you (for it should) if others can use what you’re saying or doing to hurt yourself or hurt others or the ecosystem that we all live in or are called upon to protect and save or pass on to the future generations. Hurt not thyself or others, or ecospace. Be conscious with the disclaimers of your words and deeds if not used for its Positive Intended Purpose (PIP). Use not my words or deeds to cause any harm to me, yourself, others, the society or ecosystem that we all live in or are called upon to protect and save or pass on to the future generations. Al PHIL.PIZ. Prince Israel Zaar.060223.