While she was trembling she told me this: "What do you get out of killing us? Why do you hate us so much? What made you want to kill Saffron Burrows and Alan Cummings the way you did?"

"I get the pleasure of making the world a better place from you people. The reason why I hate 'those people' so much is because you stupid queers keep on asking for this rights and that rights, you discriminate other persecuted groups like mines, and you go against the nature of things: A man is not suppose to act feminine, a woman is not suppose to act masculine, an asshole wasn't made to take a dick in, a pussy wasn't made for a tongue. Contrary to what TV and movies may want you to believe (that includes Bad Girls) most lesbians are fat, ugly and try to act like a man."

"Also a key for a species to survival is procreation, I've yet to see a man impregnating another man and a woman impregnating another woman, although it's been tried (I've talked about that in This Bloody Island Part 1, Chapter 1). Thus since those people don't have the ability to procreate they are consider the lower end of the gene pool. So I'm basically doing the world a favour by 'cleaning up the gene pool.' Plus, you queers keep on saying that you were born this way, but what it is really is nothing more than a behaviour, I'm sick and tired of you queers comparing our discrimination to yours when it is not the same thing. A final reason why I can't stand 'those people' is because you spread A.I.D.S. like wildfire. Look what it's doing to the whole world now!"

"But we suffered injustice just like your group did!"

"YOU HAVE THE MOTHER FUCKING NERVES TO TALK TO ME ABOUT INJUSTICE! I'll tell you about injustice Twat Tickler. When I was a young kid I grew up in a run-down house with my parents. The area we were in didn't have electricity or running water and municipal dumptrucks use to dump trash in our areas. However we were a strong community that fought for basic municipal services, but we never got it and the funny thing was that we won the case. As well, the city government decided to build a new highway bridge through our neighbourhood and since most of the people don't have legal titles to their houses they felt like they can do what they want to do with us, and they did. We fought hard to keep our house but the bulldozer came to knock our house down. Me and my parents were in tears, I was very young but I still remember it like it was yesterday."