Opinions are un-truths, or Transient Truths

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Opinions are always a duality, a state of mind.

I can make the Devil look good, or I can make him look bad.

I can take a Pro stance on any political issue, then demonize the same exact issue.

Humans are saints. Humans are an abomination.

Women are heartless cunts, selfish mindless whores with no feelings. Women are empathetic, loving doting mothers, who believe in Love and Harmony.

The columbine kids killed Lucky, a young boy on his 17th birthday, who wanted to be a nurse, it’s a tragedy. The columbine kids killed some bullies, yuppies, and dummies and rid the world of bad genes, was it a tragedy?

Giving a hamburger to a homeless is a good, happy thing. Giving a hamburger to a homeless caused a cow to be locked up for 10 years and slaughtered.

So happy now?

That is what opinions are. 2 seconds later they can change.

They feel true at the moment but their truth fades. Transient Truths.

The world would be better off without opinions. The world would be better off without humans.

Insane are sane. Sane are insane.

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I wonder what kind of statements/ opinions these actually are?

a) Subjective, momentary pictures of your understanding; something that you are already about to have start changing;
b) Your be–all and end–all credo; Another self rebutting absolute. Paradoxical generalization of the Universe
c) Quite terminal and provocative sentence for the sake of initiating conversation; Something born down out of boredom.
d) An invitation to rethink relativity vs absolute (i.e. Insane is sane and vice versa subject to the PoV of the beholder)
e) Anything else?