More and more, each and every day, people are doing things that other people find hurtful, insensitive or politically inappropriate. Lots of small campaigns, aimed at targeting these wrongdoings individually, have failed to provide a satisfactory solution. People are still doing stuff and other people are paying the price. How high a price? You cannot put a price on the horror of being affected in some causal or incidental way, to another person doing a thing. It's 2016: So many things have already happened, and many of them are still affecting people today. Why, when we are dealing with so much stuff that's already been done in the past, are people doing more stuff, much of it stuff we won't know the consequences of until after we are dead? Even in this so-called 'modern' era, there is almost never a warning when someone is about to do something, in order that we can at least find a Safe Place where no events or consequences can filter through to us. And who pays the greatest price for our selfish need to do things? Our children. Everything that we do today will eventually require them to do something in the future; and so the cycle of insanity continues. Only by preventing all people from doing absolutely anything at all can we finally, comprehensively put a stop to this horrrible madness.