Though I admire your tenacity and even your bravery ... it's a fine line as they say ...

Hope it was quick ...

English and screaming/singing.

Somebody would shoot the alien with a gun, and there's a chance we wouldn't mourn too much over it.

Don't Go There.

This isn't exactly one of Life's harder lessons, is it? I'm pretty sure I figured it out in Elementary School.

and knowing that it was illegal to go there, he went, nonetheless.

His deity did not protect him, which can be taken as some sort of sign of something, I think.

Mr. Chau was not a bright fellow, it seems.

Perhaps the deity or deities worshiped by the people on that island has told them to kill strangers who preach of other deities. Certainly, the deity that Chau worships has done that plenty of times. For evidence, browse through the Old Testament. Killing outsiders seems to be part of many religions. Odd, isn't it?

NEED to leave them alone.

Justifying breaching their protected status and chosen isolation in the name of (ones own) "religion" is not something I will ever condone--not in the past two centuries and certainly not now. He may not have been directly responsible for his own very unfortunate murder, but his arrogance certainly played a role.

He was a true "believer" it appears, so perhaps he will find his "reward" in heaven. His family and friends, however, will only be left to mourn and surely question his actions.

This person behaved stupidly, and had to pay the ultimate price for it. I suppose he piled up a slew of crowns in heaven, or whatever swag it is that today's Christians think they get when they go live on a cloud with Jesus. I'm sure Jesus will love his arrogance and stupidity.

I worked in a doctor's office for a few years, and the worst patients were always the missionaries. My town is headquarters for a kooky Evangelical denomination, so there are lots of missionaries. They would wait until the last minute to get their overseas shots, then ds,and to be seen immediately for them. They'd pitch a fit until they got what they wanted, and acted like assholes to the nurses and the front desk staff the whole time they were there. I've little love for them for this, not to mention their lust to destroy other cultures.

Christianity isn't very fond of sex, I guess. I never got the appeal of the whole virgin thing, though. That's for teenagers, it seems to me, rather than adults.

Jimmy Swaggart and Jim "Food Buckets" Bakker seemed to enjoy it, almost as much as grifting.

maybe wanted to ensure that they weren't exposed to STDs. But mainly, they preyed on young, inexperienced girls and women because they didn't know what they should expect. It made those evangelists' shortcomings less obvious, perhaps.

I've never really understood adults who are attracted to adolescents. I mean, I was, but only when they were my peers. Fumbling around was fun when it was all a new thing. Once I was an adult, I couldn't see the attraction.

then you probably shouldn't have come on to this island...I gave you free will and logic for a reason dummy.

Didn't you get the message when I said you reap what you sow?

It's hard to lay this entirely at his feet, however. It is clear the man was brainwashed.