Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Buy Two get a Hand job Free
Besides the point it once again shows the flaws and lies of our governing politicians. I also am glad because it shot down our president (the messiah). I was furious when i heard advertisements for the Olympic games on buses. I use public transportation (much to my dismay) and was forced to listen to the governments attempted conditioning. They had an Olympian speaking about how great it would be. They included nationalism in it as well. Do you think they mentioned all the traffic, wast/garbage, taxes, that were going to increase as well?
Eat_Meat
Monday, October 19, 2009
Movies
Movies can influence people. Movies can affect our minds and imaginations. They are not however to blame for the choices that people make. They is what we call not taking responsibility for our actions. Violence and sex sells so that is what is going to be on the screens. Humans are instinctually drawn to such things. Humans love to destroy things or see things be destroyed. We are sadists through and through. That being said, movies and other influential aspects of media do just that, influence. They are not to blame though. The parents could be blamed for how they raised their children but it is varies case to case. A parent can not be blamed for having a child born mentally handicapped (well they can because it is their genes), but they can be blamed for promoting violent behavior. What a child experiences while he or she is growing is everything. Humans learn through what they see and if what they see is neglect, rage, violence, and or other similar behavior how can they be expected to do different?
Drinking
The drinking age, as it is now, is unconstitutional. The government is limiting what the citizens can and cannot do. I understand that drinking at a young age can be dangerous to not only the person drinking but others as well. But when a young man at the age of eighteen can be shipped of to war against his will I do believe he, or she, should be able to enjoy an alcoholic beverage. At the age of eighteen people are seen as adults, whether its true or not. Things that are directly correlated with drinking, such as drinking and driving, should have limitations. The reason for this is because the choices of drinkers may interfere with the rights of others.
Success is what?
Success is very subjective. I would say success is dependent on whether a person is happy or not. A person could be filthy rich and miserable, just as a homeless person may be happy. Our society has framed this image of success correlating to money, and for a lot of reasons it makes sense. Money equals power now a days. Those who have money can get what they want and desire. The conflict portrayed by this is materialism. People believe they have everything yet they have nothing. Whether this is true or not I can not say. Success in my book, however, would be an amalgam of both. I would like to be a performing artist (i.e. rockstar). As unlikely and stereotypical as it is I do. I have pored all but maybe nine years of my life to reach this goal. I have put out demo’s, made shirts, put on countless shows, practiced my heart out on several instruments as well as other things. I don’t see my not being a rockstar yet as a failure because I find myself happy. I love playing in a band with people as well as performing live. I must say I haven’t made but a few hundred dollars but it is a goal I will strive to achieve because it is what I find fun and enjoyable.
