For what will we have to say for ourselves when the moment of judgement finally arrives?   Perhaps the irrefutable malice that constantly seethes from our pores will be what saves us all. Or, perhaps our good intentions are that of idle nature, and that without acting upon those intentions, we bring upon our own affliction.  For each devoted sin, have we liberated ourselves of a good deed?  Can we barter each of our moral demerits for something of equal or lesser value?  We raise our glasses higher to those who constantly transgress the world's universal moral boundaries.  

The scales of good and evil have capsized; I leave these provisions for your consideration.