When the British, in their hubris, turned away from the true light of the Church, I could forgive them, for I had hope that they might one day find their way back to Christ's embrace.
When the British came to Africa, they found a continent created by God to amuse Himself. He had filled it with many strange creatures - lions, giraffes, elephants - that He loved, and apes that appeared almost human. He surrounded this land with oceans, sank its interior below sea level while raising hills along its coastline, and carved vast deserts. To make sure it remained set apart, He placed yet another sea to mark this great Zoo and its animals off from the people.
But the British, ignorant of God's plans and without the guidance of the Church, built a railway across this land and exported these strange creatures across the world. What should have remained in Africa now roams the streets; every major city has become a Zoo.
And yet, I could forgive them. After all, everyone makes mistakes, and these creatures are still God's creation.
When the British came to India, they found a subcontinent that God had quarantined with the tallest mountains, deserts, seas, rivers, jungles, and oceans, ensuring that nothing could escape. For Hell had opened in India, and its spawns poured out like locusts, consuming everything good that God had created there.
But the British, ignorant of God's harsh measures, built a railway across this land and exported those foul creatures across the world. What should have remained in India now roams the streets; every major city has become a Hell.
This, I can never forgive, for they have brought Hell upon us all.