We can see things moving faster than light

Points of Reference:
1) An object cannot exceed the speed of light however, 2 objects moving in opposite directions at just over half the speed of light would appear to exceed that limit. 
2) When light begins to leave an object it leaves at that set point in time. Thus it does not matter if the object has moved since the light left because it left at a fixed point in space. It then travels towards other objects minus the speed at which the distant object is moving due to expansion/trajectory etc.
3) Knowing this, the time it takes light to travel from 1 point in space to another would actually be further then the distance light could travel in a set amount of years. We are therefore looking into the past at objects that are no longer where they appear.
4)If we could travel at near lightspeed towards an object as we got closer the object would appear to move further and further away and time would appear to fast forward as we would be closer.
5) There are 3 points to consider not just our point of view:
A)Our point of reference and trajectory.
B)The object we are observing estimated distance and trajectory.
C)The speed at which space is expanding multiplied by the distance apart as the further away 2 objects appear the greater the % of expansion will continually shift the actual distance a part.
6) The span of a human lifetime greatly limits the distance we could travel even at near light speeds and our minds are likely to fragment long before that span of time.
7)We live in a 4 dimensional universe not 3 dimensional as Time is yet another distance to consider. If other dimensions can in fact be applied perhaps, theoretically we could travel via folding space itself but likely even if such a science existed and we discovered it we would likely destroy ourselves entirely before ever learning to apply it ethically.
8) The greatest flaw in considering humans expanding out into the galaxy is assuming humans could do it. Artificial Intelligence might be capable of it, an evolved version of our species might be capable of it but we as we are now are NOT suited for such a task. We just are not built for it to be precise.