[ SECRET POST #2196 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2196 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't watched Torchwood yet so I don't know the quote you're referring to but as I get into Doctor Who for the first time I admit I have to ignore all the times when The Doctor talks about how awesome humanity is and how it will survive for so long. The show is entirely too optimistic so many ways that make it ridiculous.

[(Anonymous)]

Thing is, the show (I'm going to say New Who at this rate, but Classic Who does the same) contradicts his point at times, not just Torchwood. See: the failure of humanity to save themselves after the Doctor and Rose displace the Jagrafess, the Silurian/human negotiations and fallout in Series 5, the clear corruption inherent in the Time Agency, I could go on. I wouldn't say the Doctor loves humanity because he thinks they're flawless, I'd say he loves them in spite of their flaws.

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't say the Doctor loves humanity because he thinks they're flawless, I'd say he loves them in spite of their flaws.

This.

I can't stand people, like the OP, who have the pretentiousness to judge the entire human race as either horrible or flawless.

[(Anonymous)]

This this this. Humanity isn't perfect, but it's not pure evil either. It just kinda is.