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I always try to get along with the others my liege. But your new movie, it draws near. All the excitement over it has fuled us with adrenaline. In this state, it is easy for us to get at each others throats. But I think we can all try to love each as much as we love you, mighty King of the Monsters. 

as long as we have trolls then no

Trolls can't help it. That's why they're called trolls.

The only weapon against hate is love....

because my king we are humans our basic goal is to hate eatch other

But he does get along with some of the other monsters. While Godzilla may argue with Anguirus, Rodan, Mothra and King Caesar, he still gets along with them fine. Except for when the agruements reach a point of conflict. Like the daikaiju, we humans have a basic nature that demands us to compete for dominance. But if we can put that basic instict aside, we can all get along easier. All we have to do is try.

@KingKaijuGojira

True. Very true. But sadly human beings find it easier to live in conflict rather than to reslove it. It is how things have been going on for centuries. Like the famous videogame 'Dark Souls' once said, "The Age of Darkness begins when the Age of Humans starts, for they are the spawn of darkness and shall turn the world sick, full of plague and atrocities...".

@AggressiveKaiju45

1. No wonder Battra hates humans.

2. It is true that it is easier to live in conflict, but that doesn't mean we can't try to resolve those conflicts, perhaps for a goal or common intrest that would better humanity. To quote a very famous game, "I think we can put our differences behind us, for science. You monster."-GLaDOS, Portal 2. I couldn't think of a better game to quote in this situation. But still, if we try to resolve the conflicts peacefully, we may be able to work together and live peacefully. But more than likely the conflict will be resolved through violence, as dominant males complete for the title of top dog.

@KingKaijuGojira

That would the day, putting aside such trivial tasks in the name of a greater good, what ever it migh be. It is the hope of many. But sadly your last sentence seems to be more pragmatic.