Malice in Wonder Land: Part Two

Last we left me I had taken a bit of a misstep into a tunnel leading to a most peculiar place. And you are thinking to yourselves, "Yo, Grend31, there was no frelling malice in Part One. We've seen some general acts of stupidity, some things to get mildly miffed over, but really no malice... what gives man?" Well, let me tell you. Because down the rabbit, or large wooden badger, or whatever-the-hell-it-was hole was an extremely messed up place. Just how messy you ask?

Well, I'll tell you:

People generally can't get along in this place. They kill each other over ideas and notions. Yup, this is where the malice comes into play. Get this: there are denizens that have the notion that there is some omnipotent dude up in the clouds and that he spoke to them or at least some of them who then wrote it down in this book. And this book supposedly tells them how to live their lives according to cloud guy's will. Then there are these other denizens who have the *exact* same overall idea, 'cept their book has some different stories. Both these books kinda say you really shouldn't kill any other denizens of Wonder Land regardless of their beliefs. But they kill one another anyway because of the different stories and have yet to figure out they basically believe the same damn thing. This is how frelled up Wonder Land is.

I can't really remember the place that was on the other end of the rabbit hole anymore. But I like to hope that it makes more sense than this place does.