[ SECRET POST #2196 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2196 ⌋

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Comments

[(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.